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Hi,
I use a Canon multifunction device to fax directly from my computer. The fax driver reads my contacts from Outlook 2003. My problem is that when I add a contact in Outlook and I type the 7 digits fax number, my area code is added automatically before the fax number. When I try to delete it, it comes back automatically. I DO NOT want the area code in the fax number, because it makes my fax machine dial it even though it is not needed (local call). If I try to delete the area code from Control Panel | Modem applet, I have a message saying "You must enter an area code". Does someone know how to edit the area code setting in Control Panel through the registry ? Any other ideas ? Thank you. |
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You can't change how Outlook masks phone numbers. If your Canon program was
designed to integrate with Outlook, its developers should know that and take that into account when they configured their dialer. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Pierrot Robert" mcthepro_at_hotmail.com wrote in message ... Hi, I use a Canon multifunction device to fax directly from my computer. The fax driver reads my contacts from Outlook 2003. My problem is that when I add a contact in Outlook and I type the 7 digits fax number, my area code is added automatically before the fax number. When I try to delete it, it comes back automatically. I DO NOT want the area code in the fax number, because it makes my fax machine dial it even though it is not needed (local call). If I try to delete the area code from Control Panel | Modem applet, I have a message saying "You must enter an area code". Does someone know how to edit the area code setting in Control Panel through the registry ? Any other ideas ? Thank you. |
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I edited the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Telephony\Locations\Location0\AreaCode value and now I can enter fax numbers without the area code. Thanks. Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote: You can't change how Outlook masks phone numbers. If your Canon program was designed to integrate with Outlook, its developers should know that and take that into account when they configured their dialer. Hi, I use a Canon multifunction device to fax directly from my computer. The fax driver reads my contacts from Outlook 2003. My problem is that when I add a contact in Outlook and I type the 7 digits fax number, my area code is added automatically before the fax number. When I try to delete it, it comes back automatically. I DO NOT want the area code in the fax number, because it makes my fax machine dial it even though it is not needed (local call). If I try to delete the area code from Control Panel | Modem applet, I have a message saying "You must enter an area code". Does someone know how to edit the area code setting in Control Panel through the registry ? Any other ideas ? Thank you. |
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What change did you make to the key? Does the Canon software work now?
-- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Pierrot Robert" mcthepro_at_hotmail.com wrote in message ... I edited the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Cur rentVersion\Telephony\Locations\Location0\AreaCode value and now I can enter fax numbers without the area code. Thanks. Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote: You can't change how Outlook masks phone numbers. If your Canon program was designed to integrate with Outlook, its developers should know that and take that into account when they configured their dialer. Hi, I use a Canon multifunction device to fax directly from my computer. The fax driver reads my contacts from Outlook 2003. My problem is that when I add a contact in Outlook and I type the 7 digits fax number, my area code is added automatically before the fax number. When I try to delete it, it comes back automatically. I DO NOT want the area code in the fax number, because it makes my fax machine dial it even though it is not needed (local call). If I try to delete the area code from Control Panel | Modem applet, I have a message saying "You must enter an area code". Does someone know how to edit the area code setting in Control Panel through the registry ? Any other ideas ? Thank you. |
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I deleted the value.
Yes, it works fine now. Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote: What change did you make to the key? Does the Canon software work now? I edited the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Telephony\Locations\Location0\AreaCode value and now I can enter fax numbers without the area code. Thanks. Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote: You can't change how Outlook masks phone numbers. If your Canon program was designed to integrate with Outlook, its developers should know that and take that into account when they configured their dialer. Hi, I use a Canon multifunction device to fax directly from my computer. The fax driver reads my contacts from Outlook 2003. My problem is that when I add a contact in Outlook and I type the 7 digits fax number, my area code is added automatically before the fax number. When I try to delete it, it comes back automatically. I DO NOT want the area code in the fax number, because it makes my fax machine dial it even though it is not needed (local call). If I try to delete the area code from Control Panel | Modem applet, I have a message saying "You must enter an area code". Does someone know how to edit the area code setting in Control Panel through the registry ? Any other ideas ? Thank you. |
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