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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / September 2004Outlook 2003 - Phone Numbers
When i enter phone numbers with the full international number prefixed by the '+' sign out look now removes the '+' sign which means when i syncronise with my mobile phone i have to manually edit the numbers in mobile phone This used to work Ok and works with outlook 2000/XP What setting did you specify in Dialing Options... for the phone number in Outlook?  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > When i enter phone numbers with the full international > number prefixed by the '+' sign out look now removes > the '+' sign which means when i syncronise with my mobile > phone i have to manually edit the numbers in mobile phone > > This used to work Ok and works with outlook 2000/XP I have a similar problem: when Outlook formats numbers, asking for the country and area code, the result (eg for most numbers in London, UK) is +44 (020) xxxx xxxx. However, to dial that number from abroad it is necessary to drop the leading zero. Although this rule is the same for most EU countries, Outlook does not manage this. I would now like to edit all my numbers to replace "(0" with "(". Is there a way to do this? > What setting did you specify in Dialing Options... for the phone number in > Outlook? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > This used to work Ok and works with outlook 2000/XP |
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