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| Guest | How do I tell Microsoft Fax to automatically add a 1 prefix? I'm setting up fax services on a win 2003 std server for a third party application to send faxes. The problem is that the third party application does not put a 1 in front of long distance numbers so the fax fails in microsoft fax because the number is dialed without the 1. How do set Microsoft fax to automatically add a 1 to all long distance numbers? In the phone and modem options I see that I can do it for one area code at a time but I need to do it for all area codes except our local area code. Example: the number comes in to MS Fax as 212-555-5555. I need Microsoft fax to dial it as 1-212-555-5555. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Dave |
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