Re: Is there a limit on the dialup phone number?

[Joshua Hosseinoff <hosseino@yu1.yu.edu>]

Many modems allow you store a number in the modem's memory and then
when dialing it you just do ATDTS (S for stored).  I don't know if the 
mwave has this (it should) but you could store the first 12 digits in the 
memory and then dial ATDTS,,,nnnnnnnnnnn,nnnnnn  as below.  
Josh Hosseinof
hosseino@yu1.yu.edu

On Mon, 10 Jul 1995, Gary E. Jacobs wrote:

> I'm trying to enter use the MCI worldphone and this means I need to enter a
> long number in the form of
> 
> 1771502727,,,nnnnnnnnnnnnnn,,,nnnnnnnnnn
> (MCI Israel     (credit card number)   (modem number)
>  Number)
> 
> The phone never goes offhook.  I've got an IBM Thinkpad 755CE using the
> built-in 144 MWave DSP version 1.1.
> 
> If I use 001nnnnnnnnnn it works fine (but costs more).
>                 (modem number)
> 
> The worldphone number works fine if I don't use the modem.
> 
> Gary Jacobs
> from Israel
> 
> 
>