Motorola E815 / E816 Hollywood
Storing longer then ussual numbers
I'm trying to store a calling card local access number, pin code and phone number all in one entry to call abroad, but there is not enough space. Many older models like LG, Samsung have this option. It looks like the max amount of characters on E815 is 32. Any ideas how to extend it?
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Yes, I had the same problem until I called Motorola. Here's the solution they game me: Assume you have a ten digit calling card number followed by a ten digit pin number, followed by a forteen digit international number (including the prefix of 011). Here are the steps.
1. Enter as one entry in your address book the calling card number, followed by the pause, followed by the pin number.
2. Enter as another entry in your address book the international number you wish to call.
3. Go to your entry in your address book for the international number you wish to call, hit "call" and immediately thereafter hit "end", before the number is actually dialed. This will advance the number to the top of the number list of dialed numbers without yo...
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1. Enter as one entry in your address book the calling card number, followed by the pause, followed by the pin number.
2. Enter as another entry in your address book the international number you wish to call.
3. Go to your entry in your address book for the international number you wish to call, hit "call" and immediately thereafter hit "end", before the number is actually dialed. This will advance the number to the top of the number list of dialed numbers without yo...
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If you call several international numbers from time to time, this method actually has one advantage over being able to store the entire string of numbers as one contact entry. This way, when your pin number changes, you only have to change your entry for the calling card number, not for each international number you call.
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