thumeau
17th October 2006, 03:52 PM
Hi all,
I'm using the TyTN in Japan on NTT Docomo network.
I often have to calll abroad but unfortunately, Docomo has had the bad idea of not using the standard "+" symbol for international dialing. Instead, I have to dial a ridiculously long prefix number ('009130010') to access international before starting the number itself.
So far, I've been entering the full numbers including the prefix in my contacts but I still have lots of numbers with + to convert.
Also, if I'm abroad, since I'm on a different operator's network, I need to use the "+" and not the '009130010'...
Anybody would know a setting, or a hack or a software that would allow me to replace automatically '+' by '009130010' when dialing (including when I dial from a contact)?
Then I would just need to disable this when I travel abroad...
Thank you,
Thomas
www.thomashumeau.com
I'm using the TyTN in Japan on NTT Docomo network.
I often have to calll abroad but unfortunately, Docomo has had the bad idea of not using the standard "+" symbol for international dialing. Instead, I have to dial a ridiculously long prefix number ('009130010') to access international before starting the number itself.
So far, I've been entering the full numbers including the prefix in my contacts but I still have lots of numbers with + to convert.
Also, if I'm abroad, since I'm on a different operator's network, I need to use the "+" and not the '009130010'...
Anybody would know a setting, or a hack or a software that would allow me to replace automatically '+' by '009130010' when dialing (including when I dial from a contact)?
Then I would just need to disable this when I travel abroad...
Thank you,
Thomas
www.thomashumeau.com