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9.5 Importing Phone Book Entries (Outlook
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)…
Importing existing contacts is an economical way of generating DeskTop.SMS Phone Book
entries.
The Administration window is used to import external
contacts from Microsoft
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Outlook
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.
To import entries from your Microsoft
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Outlook
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Contacts folder(s), please refer to section 6.7.
9.6 Changing the Country Code…
The Country Code is simply the standard international dialling number of the country in
which you are running DeskTop.SMS.
DeskTop.SMS will use the Country Code number to correct numbers you enter in the GSM
No. field that are not in the standard international format.
For example, if you send a text message in Australia to an Australian GSM number
040481873, DeskTop.SMS will automatically remove the leading 0 digit and replace it with
+61, thus correctly sending the message out to +61404818783.
To change the Country Code, please follow this procedure:
Click on the Country Code field on the Admin window and type your number.
The Country Code number is the standard international dialling code for your
country (as found in section 12.1) and you must omit the plus (+) symbol when
entering the number in this field. For example, the international dialling code for
Australia is +61; you must therefore enter 61 into the Country Code field.
The Country Code has now been modified. Click on Save to store the change and
close the Admin window with the Exit button.
9.7 Changing the International Dialling Codes…
The International Dialling Codes are standard international dialling numbers.
DeskTop.SMS will use the International Dialling Codes to correct GSM mobile phone
numbers you have imported from your Contacts folder.
For example, if you import a contact with a British GSM number 0011447976364025 and
have entered 0011 as an International Dialling Code; DeskTop.SMS will automatically
remove the leading 0011 digits and ensure that it has a leading plus (+) symbol, thus
correctly saving the contact number in the Phone Book as +447976364025.
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