Managing Contacts with Mobile Voice Client 2050

Example

An end user has a DN on a server located in Atlanta and another DN on a server located in New York. The end user has set up two dialing locations: one named “Atlanta”’, with an area code of 404, and another named “New York”, with an area code of 646. The end user also has entered ‘646’ as the default area code in the Contacts application.

The end user also has programmed Dialing Patterns as follows:

for local calls, dial: 9,G

for long-distance calls, dial: 6,1FG

for international calls, dial: 6,011,EFG

Note: According to the Dialing Patterns dialog, E means insert country code, F means insert area code, and G means insert the number. Insertion of “,” (a comma) indicates a one half-second pause.

With the location of New York selected, the end user enters information for a contact whose business number is 555-1212. The Contacts application uses the Contacts Area code to determine the area code default (646).

With the location of New York selected, the end user enters information for a contact whose business number is 416-555- 1212. The end user enters all ten digits to record the number in Contacts as (416) 555-1212.

With the location of New York selected, when the end user selects 555-1212 in the MVC 2050 Contacts list, and selects Dial Business, the Phone details dialog box appears and displays the number to be dialed as 9,5551212.

With the location of New York selected, when the end user selects 416-555-1212 in the MVC 2050 Contacts list, and selects Dial Business, the Phone details dialog box appears and displays the number to be dialed as 6,4165551212.

With the location of Atlanta selected, when the end user selects 555-1212 in the MVC 2050 Contacts list, and selects Dial Business, the Phone details dialog box appears and displays the number to be dialed as 9,16465551212.

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