Hi!
Kind of an odd problem, but the phone and SMS/Text don't like to share the same address book!
My outgoing caller ID is blocked, for privacy reasons. The code to unblock it for a single call is *31# so I added that to some of my friends phone book entries. Then the trouble started!
Lets say Andy's number is 602-555-1212, so I edit it and it becomes *31#602-555-1212 and my caller ID is sent when I call him. SMS/Text is a different story though, it now sends text messages to 316-025-5512-12 !!
I thought of a workaround, and made the *31# version the home number and repeated it for the cell number without the *31# - call home and text the cell, logical, right? Wrong! On pulling up the list of contacts it only lists the home number in either phone or text mode!
Anyone have any suggestions as to how to fix this, short of creating a new phone book entry for each person?
Better yet, how to create a special group that will prefix the *31# to any phone that is dialled from within that group, but not to text messages?
Kind of an odd problem, but the phone and SMS/Text don't like to share the same address book!
My outgoing caller ID is blocked, for privacy reasons. The code to unblock it for a single call is *31# so I added that to some of my friends phone book entries. Then the trouble started!
Lets say Andy's number is 602-555-1212, so I edit it and it becomes *31#602-555-1212 and my caller ID is sent when I call him. SMS/Text is a different story though, it now sends text messages to 316-025-5512-12 !!
I thought of a workaround, and made the *31# version the home number and repeated it for the cell number without the *31# - call home and text the cell, logical, right? Wrong! On pulling up the list of contacts it only lists the home number in either phone or text mode!
Anyone have any suggestions as to how to fix this, short of creating a new phone book entry for each person?
Better yet, how to create a special group that will prefix the *31# to any phone that is dialled from within that group, but not to text messages?