Changing Default Area Code

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BadgerWI

Dear Folks,

Running Outlook 2003, I need to change the default area
code. I believe that Outlook picks up the "home" area
code from dialing properties. However, I don't use the
dial up modem so am unable to change the dial up
properties

1) Is there a way within Outlook to set the default area
code,

2) Or alternately, how can I change the dial up
properties if the modem isn't connected to a phone line.

thanks
 
I don't understand. You can still set your default area code even if you
don't use your modem.
 
Please direct me to the menu for changing the area code within Outlook 2003,
MS Exchange mode.

thanks

Russ Valentine said:
I don't understand. You can still set your default area code even if you
don't use your modem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
BadgerWI said:
Dear Folks,

Running Outlook 2003, I need to change the default area
code. I believe that Outlook picks up the "home" area
code from dialing properties. However, I don't use the
dial up modem so am unable to change the dial up
properties

1) Is there a way within Outlook to set the default area
code,

2) Or alternately, how can I change the dial up
properties if the modem isn't connected to a phone line.

thanks
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It's not an Outlook setting.
It's an OS setting.
You never posted your OS.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Adam Smith said:
Please direct me to the menu for changing the area code within Outlook 2003,
MS Exchange mode.

thanks

Russ Valentine said:
I don't understand. You can still set your default area code even if you
don't use your modem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
BadgerWI said:
Dear Folks,

Running Outlook 2003, I need to change the default area
code. I believe that Outlook picks up the "home" area
code from dialing properties. However, I don't use the
dial up modem so am unable to change the dial up
properties

1) Is there a way within Outlook to set the default area
code,

2) Or alternately, how can I change the dial up
properties if the modem isn't connected to a phone line.

thanks
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My apologies........Windows XP Pro

Russ Valentine said:
It's not an Outlook setting.
It's an OS setting.
You never posted your OS.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Adam Smith said:
Please direct me to the menu for changing the area code within Outlook 2003,
MS Exchange mode.

thanks

Russ Valentine said:
I don't understand. You can still set your default area code even if you
don't use your modem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Dear Folks,

Running Outlook 2003, I need to change the default area
code. I believe that Outlook picks up the "home" area
code from dialing properties. However, I don't use the
dial up modem so am unable to change the dial up
properties

1) Is there a way within Outlook to set the default area
code,

2) Or alternately, how can I change the dial up
properties if the modem isn't connected to a phone line.

thanks
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Control Panel > Phone and Modem options...> Dialing Rules Tab.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Adam Smith said:
My apologies........Windows XP Pro

Russ Valentine said:
It's not an Outlook setting.
It's an OS setting.
You never posted your OS.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Adam Smith said:
Please direct me to the menu for changing the area code within Outlook 2003,
MS Exchange mode.

thanks

I don't understand. You can still set your default area code even if you
don't use your modem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Dear Folks,

Running Outlook 2003, I need to change the default area
code. I believe that Outlook picks up the "home" area
code from dialing properties. However, I don't use the
dial up modem so am unable to change the dial up
properties

1) Is there a way within Outlook to set the default area
code,

2) Or alternately, how can I change the dial up
properties if the modem isn't connected to a phone line.

thanks
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