Blackberry Curve 8520 OS 4 Remove Speed Dialing Code

Hi i have an older Blackberry 8520 OS 4  which i am trying to remove the "1" dialing code
Instructions for newer OS say to change the "Country Code" in "Smart Dialing"  to a chosen country or "unknown"
This is in the newer OS and Bold 9900
In OS 4 I can find no such setting
Can someone please help me find it
thank you

Hello redlake,
Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community.
The following section from the BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone user guide for OS 5 should help as the steps for Smart Dialing should be the same:
http://bbry.lv/Z06nUI
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