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Thread ID: 48515	2004-08-25 07:49:00	OT: Sanyo SCP-8100 - how to get the '+' for international numbers?	caffy (2665)	Press F1

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265267	2004-08-25 23:02:00	Holding down the * button does nothing. So is it safe to assume that the + is not necessary?	caffy (2665)
265268	2004-08-26 00:19:00	So - you are saying that "0061" etc does not work? Strange. Or are you not saying that? Confused. As to the Telecom 027 system translating numbers beginning with 61 to "0061" (which is I assume the point of this question) perhaps Telecom Mobile would be the best (or only) place to direct the question to. You have already tried not putting the + (or presumably the "00") in and you state the message was received. Why then the question I if you have now confirmed the answer. This has nothing to do with the phone, its got everything to do with how Telecom Mobile set up and operate the 027 system by the way. As has been stated above more than once, the "+" shortcut is simply interpreted by the mobile system to allow the system to insert the appropriate code (00 for NZ for example, 01 in some overseas countries) for international access. Its nothing whatever to do with the phone itself.	godfather (25)
265269	2004-08-26 02:33:00	Thaks for the elucidation Godfather, I noticed your earlier comments too late I'm afraid. Now I need to go buy my kids some phones so that I can keep up to date. That will do my current image as a general technology guru and all-round old-fart no end of harm.:( Cheers Billy 8-{)	Billy T (70)
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