Local to Long Distance Numbers ???

I'm a commercial pilot and always on the road. All my local numbers do not have 1's in front of them, all my long distance numbers do. On my old phone i could select a number and then there was an option to add a 1 to the number. Is there a way to do this in the iphone without physically editing the number ? How does everyone else do it ?

In the US it's not needed - AT&T automatically doers that for outgoing calls (i.e. you can dial 1-408-555-1212 or just 408-555-1212 and the call will go through just fine).

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chris, thanks so much but i think it has to do with port somehow.
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Thank you for your reply.
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Cannot make long distance calls when dialing from BB address book

Hello,
1) If use a number from my address book, example 1-604-824-2021, to call long distance I get a message "all long distance calls must include the area code. Please check the number and dial again."   If I use the telephone pad to call the exact same number, eg 1-604-82402021, the call goes through. Is there a setting to adjust? Please advise. Thank you.
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ralphhr wrote:
1) If use a number from my address book, example 1-604-824-2021, to call long distance I get a message "all long distance calls must include the area code. Please check the number and dial again."   If I use the telephone pad to call the exact same number, eg 1-604-82402021, the call goes through. Is there a setting to adjust? Please advise. Thank you.
Please check your Smart Dialing settings...it may be that they are active, which could make the "1" in your Contact Item extraneous.
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ralphhr wrote:
2) I synched my BB to Outlook 2007 on my pc in order to print a hardcopy of my contact list. The sync worked fine but only gave me the contacts with an email address and their name. Contacts on my BB without email addresses didn't show on the list and all details, addresses, birthdates, and most importantly phone numbers for any contacts didn't show up. Is there a way to get ALL the contact details on a hardcopy? Thank you.
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