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April 24th 06, 04:31 PM
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Phone no.
I do have a problem with my contacts. Outlook are putting a (1) in front of
the phone no. Every time I try to change that, it goes back. Does anyone know how I can change that ??? -- lars 
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April 24th 06, 07:46 PM
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Phone no.
Steenhold wrote:
I do have a problem with my contacts. Outlook are putting a (1) in front of the phone no. Every time I try to change that, it goes back. Does anyone know how I can change that ??? Configure your Windows modem and dialing properties correctly and Outlook should format the phone numbers correctly. They will include the long distance prefix and the area code, as they should. -- Brian Tillman
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