Not an Outlook question. Outlook uses the Windows dialer. Consult an OS
group about how to create and use dialing rules. Better yet, search the
Internet. This information is widely available.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Thank you,Russ.But I think,regardless of the dialing rules,the way must be
pre-defined to enter the extension number in the phone number box on the
Outlook contact form, e.g. a letter "w" for an outside line,a comma "," for
a pause,and what for the extension number?
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> Not an Outlook question. Outlook uses the Windows dialer. Consult an OS
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> > the extension number in the phone number box?
> > thanks in advance.
Brian Tillman - 23 Aug 2006 16:04 GMT
> Thank you,Russ.But I think,regardless of the dialing rules,the way
> must be pre-defined to enter the extension number in the phone number
> box on the Outlook contact form, e.g. a letter "w" for an outside
> line,a comma "," for a pause,and what for the extension number?
You can define an extension any way you please in the phone number field of
the COntact form. The problem is that the Windows dialer has no provision
for controlling a voice modem, so adding modem commands to the phone number
is pointless. The Windows dialer expects another modem to answer.

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Brian Tillman
James - 24 Aug 2006 03:40 GMT
Thank you,Brian.But what am I gonna do now?
"Brian Tillman" <tillman1952@yahoo.com>
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> > Thank you,Russ.But I think,regardless of the dialing rules,the way
> > must be pre-defined to enter the extension number in the phone number
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> Brian Tillman
Brian Tillman - 24 Aug 2006 15:30 GMT
> Thank you,Brian.But what am I gonna do now?
Use software other than Outlook for placing the call. If you have a
voice-capable modem, ask the vendor what they suggest.

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Brian Tillman