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Click here for more information about Windows Dialing Properties.
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Any computer using Windows 95 or later |
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Using This Sample Program |
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Enter a phone number into the "Original Phone Number" text box and then check and unckeck the "Use Windows Dialing Properties" checkbox to see how the phone number is translated. The canonical address (phone number) format is intended to be a universally constant directory number. For this reason, numbers in address books are best stored using canonical format. A canonical address is an ASCII string with the following structure: + CountryCode Space [(AreaCode) Space] SubscriberNumber | Subaddress ^ Name CRLF ... For more information about the canonical format, check our help file or click HERE for more information. Watch what happens if you put a + in front of a number or leave it out. Try different types of numbers, some from your area code and others from out of your area or even your country. Press the "Set Location" button to call up the Windows Dialing Properties Dialog Box and alter your location settings.
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Download this Sample Program |
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For Use TeleTools v3.7
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How this Sample Program Works |
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When you enter a phone number into the first TextBox, we check to see if the "Use Windows Dialing Properties" checkbox is checked. If it is, then we set the property etLine.DeviceTranslatePhoneNumber to True and the number is translated through your settings in Windows' Dialing Properties Dialog. If the checkbox is unchecked, then we pass the number as it was entered. When the "Set Location" button is pressed, we call the etLine.SetLocation method which uses TAPI to bring up the Windows Dialing Properties Dialog. The entire program is really written around only 2 lines of code.
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April 17, 2003Published |
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