BP telephone Search using wildcards (IC Winclient)

I'm unable to search business partners by telephone number using wildcards (*) because I get the error message "enter a country to do the search using wildcards".
How can I include a default country and state on the html template of the BP Search?
I´ve tried this code below (on tcode smw0)but it doesn't work:
Portugal
Lisbon
Any help?
Thanks

hey buddy
yes i would like to enahnce the BP search too
but right now the things is that the BP search screen the standard one is coming emmpty
i have assigned the search criteria as BPSearch which is a default profile for search
but when i assign the BP search workspace ,the screen is coming empty
i mean firstly the standard screen should be coming ,then i could enhance it
please tell me what all are the settings required to use BP search in winclient
again mentioning the standard screen containing the existing standard criteria for BP search is not coming ,the screen under the BP search tab is empty
please advise
help will be appreciated
best regards
ashish

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