Re: [Tsemgr-linux] T610 SMS and phonebook BUG?

[Gabor K. <wo...@ta...>]

hi!

> Hmm... strange. Normally the numbers are stored without the +
> on the phone (like this 361234567).
> When we load the phonenumbers from the phone we get lines
> like this one:
> 01, 491234567, 145, "Tim Miller /H"
> The 01 is the index number (where the number is stored on
> the phone).
> Then comes the number. And after that we get a number
> describing in which format the phonenumber is. 145 stands for
> international format. Thus we have to add the + ourself if a
> phonenumber has format 145.

And what about checking if the '+' has been already given at
the beginning of the phone number?

How do you input the phone number in international format?
(or other format)

> I'm not quite sure why you get ++.
> Maybe your phone screwed something up?
> Or maybe you added the +'s manually to your numbers on your phone?

Yes I added, but just one! Because if you go abroad then you have to add =
this
+36 to the phone numbers to be able to dial.
If I leave the '+' sign then it can't dial anything (if the country code =
is
given eg. 36301234567)

So here we have a phone format like this:
06-area code - phone number

(06 means you dial a phone number in another area code than yours)

So I can dial a phone number in my area (30) using the followings:
1234567 (just the phone number)
06 30 1234567 (06 some code, 30 -> area code, rest phone number)
or
+36 30 1234567 (+36 country code, 30 area code, rest phone number)

So I have to store phone numbers with +36 if I want to dial any phone
numbers from abroad.

> > 2. The "store on phone" option at SMS sending causes that the
> > SMS will be stored in "SIM folder" not in outgoing folder
>
> Some T610 user reported this before. I just had a quick look at it

maybe it was me... ;-)

> and SIM is the default setting for storing SMS' according to
> the reference.
> Just tried to change it to ME (Phone memory). All seems to work
> all right. But the message gets not stored on the phone at all.
> At least with my T68i.
> I'll do some more testing on this. If I find a solution I'll
> let you know.

> PS: I hope anything else works for you.

Yes. :-)

Gabor