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mark lewis -> Carol Shenkenberger wrote: CS>> Huh? They dont use an international dialing code in Z3 to reach CS>> 000 (emergency like 112 or 911 in other places). ml> correct, but they do have to if the 000 is the _country code_ in a ml> listing... remember how phone numbers are laid out... ml> countrycode-areacode-citycode-restofnumber ml> 1 - 800 - 555 - 0100 ml> 000 - 192 - 168 - 2 - 1 ml> and again, this all goes back to "properly configured mailer" and that ml> includes a properly set up "dialing translation table"... that's where ml> you tell the mailer what areacodes are local calls... everything else is ml> not local and would get the national or the international dialing code ml> prefixed to it... and that, right there, is the point at which it stops ml> being a problem... A "properly configured mailer" expects to find an dialable phone number, or "Unpublished" in that field in the nodelist. YMMV if you use a shim kludge. -- regards David ---* Origin: So where the bloody hell are you? (3:640/305) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 640/305 280/5555 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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