+g0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.1 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!EThe TELIX dialing directory allows you to keep your telephone numbers,T1.0%%%!Ehandy. The directories are variable sized files and can each hold up,T1.0%%%!Eto 1,000 entries. You can have ANY number of directories which you ,T1.0%%%!Ecall up as needed. ,T1.0%%%!FThe default directory that TELIX uses (unless you tell it differently),T1.0%%%!Fis TELIX.FON. This file will be loaded into TELIX as soon as it's ,T1.0%% %!Fstarted. ,T1.0%% %! Pressing ,T1.0% !ALT-D ,S1.0%!7while in terminal mode may cause an inverse color "bar",S1.0%% %!Fto appear at the bottom of your screen. If it does, you have the ,T1.0%% %!",T1.0% !Quick Dial Bar,S1.0%!5" turned on. In that case, you will be asked the ,S1.0%%%!Fnumber(s) of the entries to dial...or to press RETURN (ENTER). Press-,T1.0%%%!Fing RETURN will cause the dialing directory to appear. ,T1.0%%%!FAfter pressing RETURN, you will see 15 or more (depending on screen ,T1.0%%%!Fmode) entries. The Dialing Directory Menu will be located at the ,T1.0%%%!Fbottom of the screen. The choices are: ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*Þ+g(ã0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.2 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!D,T1.0%!ial, ,S1.0% !L,S1.0%!ist, ,S1.0% !T,S1.0%!oggle, ,S1.0% !F,S1.0%!ind, ,S1.0% !M,S1.0%!anual, ,S1.0% !A,S1.0%!dd, ,S1.0% !E,S1.0%!dit, ,S1.0% !C,S1.0%!lear, ,S1.0% !U,S1.0%!nmark, ,S1.0% !O,S1.0%! ther, and,S1.0%%%!e,T1.0% !X,S1.0%!it.,S1.0%%%! Pressing ",T1.0% !O,S1.0%!9ther" will switch you to another menu listing functions ,S1.0%%%!Fthat deal with maintaining and handling your directories. Again, you ,T1.0%%%!Fcan have as many directories of up to 1,000 entries each and use them ,T1.0%%%!Fat will. ,T1.0%% %!CYou can scroll through the directory one entry at a time. Use the ,T1.0% !Up ,S1.0%% %!and ,T1.0% !Down ,S1.0%!arrow keys. Use ,S1.0% !PgUp ,S1.0%!to go back one page, and ,S1.0% !PgDn ,S1.0%! to go ,S1.0%% %!forward one page. Press ,T1.0% !Home ,S1.0%!(to go to the beginning of the directory,,S1.0%% %!and ,T1.0% !End ,S1.0%!"to go to the end of the directory.,S1.0%%%!FAbove the menu, most of the screen is taken up with the directory ,T1.0%%%!Fitself. Many items are stored for each entry. There are so many ,T1.0%%%!Fentry spaces (fields) that they all can not be displayed at the same ,T1.0%%%!Ftime. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*? +g(D 0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.3 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!If you ",T1.0% !A,S1.0%!;dd" a blank entry and it doesn't seem to appear, it may be ,S1.0%%%!Foff-screen at the bottom. Scroll down to see it. ,T1.0%%%!FYou may toggle which fields are shown on the screen by selecting the ,T1.0%%%!",T1.0% !T,S1.0%!&oggle" command. Each time you press ",S1.0% !T,S1.0%!", everything will shift. ,S1.0%%%!FEach entry contains the following information: ,T1.0% % %!F Name ,T1.0%% %!FThe name of the remote service, i.e., Compuserve, The Above Board, ,T1.0%% %!FMinas Tirith, Newslink, Telix Software Support BBS, etc. ,T1.0% %%!F Number ,T1.0%%%!FThe phone number which TELIX should dial to reach the remote service. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*’+g(—0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.4 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!F Line Format ,T1.0%%%!FThe communication parameters such as baud rate, parity, etc., needed ,T1.0%%%!Fto talk to this service. ,T1.0% % %!F Script ,T1.0%% %!FA script file may be linked to each entry. When TELIX connects to ,T1.0%% %!Fthis remote service, the named script file is run. For example, a ,T1.0%% %!Fscript may automatically log-on to the remote service, enter your ,T1.0%%%!Fname, and send your password. This can increase both convenience and ,T1.0%%%!Fspeed. ,T1.0% %%!F LastCall ,T1.0%%%!FThis is the date of the last successful call you made to this number. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*+g(0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.5 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!F Total ,T1.0%%%!FTELIX keeps a record of the total number of successful calls you've ,T1.0%%%!Fmade to this number. ,T1.0% % %!F Terminal ,T1.0%% %!FUse this option to choose the terminal type TELIX should emulate (act ,T1.0%%%!Flike) when it makes a connection. ,T1.0% %%!F P ,T1.0%%%!FThe first letter of the upload/download protocol that should be set as,T1.0%%%!Fthe default if a connection is reached. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*Ê+g(Ï0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.6 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!F E ,T1.0%%%!FThis entry controls whether or not local echo should be on when a ,T1.0%%%!Fconnection is reached. ,T1.0% %%!F L ,T1.0%% %!FControls whether the Add Line Feeds setting should be on or off when a,T1.0%% %!Fconnection is reached. ,T1.0% %%!F H ,T1.0%%%!FThis option controls whether Telix will strip the high bit of incoming,T1.0%%%!Fcharacters while connected. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*’+g(—0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.7 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!F BD ,T1.0%%%!FThis entry controls whether a received backspace sequence is destruc- ,T1.0%%%!Ftive Destructive means the character backspaced over should also be ,T1.0%%%!Ferased. ,T1.0% % %!F BK ,T1.0%% %!FThis option controls what value the Backspace key sends...either the ,T1.0%% %!FBackspace or Delete charcter is sent. ,T1.0% %%!F DP ,T1.0%%%!FThis is considered to be an advanced setting. It is used to tell ,T1.0%%%! TELIX what ",T1.0% !Dialing Prefix,S1.0%!," to use when dialing. One use for it is to,S1.0%%%!Fturn off the callwaiting feature so that the tone doesn't interfere. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*!+g(!0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.8 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!F Password ,T1.0%%%!FThe password used for this entry. This password may be used by a ,T1.0%%%!Fscript file to automatically log onto the remote service. ,T1.0% %%!F ** NOTE ** ,T1.0%% %!:This field is not encrypted, so if security is a problem, ,T1.0% ! DO NOT STORE,S1.0% % %!'YOUR PASSWORDS IN THE DIALING DIRECTORY,T1.0%!!,S1.0% % %!F Doing things... ,T1.0% %%!FAdding an entry ,T1.0%%%!Adding a blank entry adds it ,T1.0% ! TO THE *END* ,S1.0%!of the dialing directory. ,S1.0%%%!FOften, that is out of sight and you may not noticed that it's been ,T1.0%%%!done. Select ",T1.0% !A,S1.0%!3dd" from the dialing directory menu. Remember, a ,S1.0%%%!!dialing directory may hold up to ,T1.0% !1000 ,S1.0%!entries.,S1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*ò%+g(÷%0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%%! D.9 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!FEditing an Entry ,T1.0%%%!FIf you wish to edit the currently highlighted dialing directory entry,,T1.0%%%!select ",T1.0% !E,S1.0%!%dit" from the dialing directory menu.,S1.0%%%!FA window will appear with the old contents of the entry. You may edit,T1.0%%%!Feach field, beginning with the name. In order to leave the contents ,T1.0%% %!Fof a field as it is, press Return. ,T1.0%% %! Pressing ",T1.0% !ESC,S1.0%!7" one or more times will get you out of the edit window,S1.0%% %!Fwithout any changes being made. ,T1.0%%%!@Once all the fields have been edited, you will be asked if the ",T1.0% !Last ,S1.0% %%!Call,T1.0%!" and ",S1.0% ! Total Calls,S1.0%!-" fields should be cleared. Answer yes or ,S1.0%%%!Fno. ,T1.0%%%!FYou will then be asked for confirmation before any changes are written,T1.0%%%!Fto disk. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*<++g(A+0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.10 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!FClearing Entries ,T1.0%%%!;In order to clear an entry, or a range of entries, select ",T1.0% !C,S1.0%!lear" ,S1.0%%%!Ffrom the dialing directory menu. You will be asked to select the ,T1.0%%%!Frange of entries to clear. Move the highlight bar and press Enter. ,T1.0%%%!FAfter confirming your choice, TELIX will clear the selected ,T1.0%%%!Fentries. ,T1.0% % %!FFinding an Entry ,T1.0%% %!*To search for a particular entry, select ",T1.0% !F,S1.0%!ind" from the dialing ,S1.0%%%!Fdirectory menu. You will be asked to give the string to search for. ,T1.0%%%!FIf the entry is found containing that string, it will be highlighted. ,T1.0%%%!FIf TELIX reaches the end of the directory while searching for the ,T1.0%%%!Fstring, it will wrap around to the beginning and continue the search. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*%0+g(*00, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.11 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!HIf the string still can not be found, you will be presented with the ,T1.0%%%!Fmessage, "Sorry, string not found". ,T1.0% %%!HDialing ,T1.0%%%!HTELIX will allow you to dial a group of entries repeatedly until a ,T1.0%% %!Hconnection is established, You can abort the attempt by pressing the ,T1.0%% %!HESCAPE key. ,T1.0%% %!Selecting the ",T1.0% !D,S1.0%!6ial" function from the dialing directory menu will ,S1.0%% %!Hstart TELIX dialing all the entries you've marked. You may also dial ,T1.0%%%!/any list of entries you want by selecting the ",T1.0% !L,S1.0%!ist" unction from the ,S1.0%%%!Hmenu. ,T1.0%%%!AThen, you can choose up to 10 entries. You may also select the ",T1.0% !L,S1.0%!ist",S1.0%%%!Hfunction by pressing a numeric key while in the directory menu. The ,T1.0%%%!Hnumber you select is then carried over and entered as the first digit ,T1.0%%%!Hin the string you are asked to enter. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*â5+g(ç50, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.12 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!HIf you specify more than one entry to dial, each one should be sepa- ,T1.0%%%!Hrated by a space. ,T1.0%%%!HSometimes you may want to dial a number that is not in your directory. ,T1.0%%%! Select the ",T1.0% !M,S1.0%!-anual" option of the dialing directory modem.,S1.0% % %!HLong Distance Codes ,T1.0%% %!A ",T1.0% !Long Distance Code,S1.0%!1": is an advanced dialing option which adds quite,S1.0%% %!Ha bit of flexibility. There are four Long Distance code characters: ,T1.0% %%!H ! @ - + ,T1.0%%%!HThese characters, when encountered while dialing is in progress, ,T1.0%%%!Hexpand to user-defined strings. They are much like macros where a ,T1.0%%%!Hparticular key stroke yields a user defined ASCII string. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*:+g(†:0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.13 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!IWhen a number is dialed from a directory entry and one of these codes ,T1.0%%%!Iappears, whatever string has been assigned to the code will be sent. ,T1.0%%%!GFor example, if a directory entry has the number, !351-4973 and the "!",T1.0%%%!Gwas defined as "9,,", then TELIX would first send the 9, pause, then ,T1.0%%%!Isend the 7 digit number. ,T1.0%% %!*Long Distance codes may be used with the ",T1.0% !L,S1.0%!ist" dial function. When ,S1.0%% %!Ione of them is placed in front of or behind an entry number, it will ,T1.0%% %!Ibe expanded to a string. ,T1.0%% %!IYou can use up to 3 Long Distances codes in front of, and one Long ,T1.0%%%!IDistance code after, each entry number. For example, specifying the ,T1.0%%%!Eentry "!-@21+" would first send the string you assigned for the "!" ,T1.0%%%!GLong Distance code, the string you assigned to "-", the string as- ,T1.0%%%!Gsigned to "@", followed by the number from entry 21, followed by the ,T1.0%%%!Gstring you assigned "+". ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*@+g(!@0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.14 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0% %%!HRevising Long Distance Codes ,T1.0%%%!Select the option, ",T1.0% !E,S1.0%!$dit_LD" from the dialing directory ",S1.0% !O,S1.0%! ther" menu,S1.0%%%!Fto revise the Long Distance codes. The 4 code characters, "! @ - +", ,T1.0%%%!Hare described in the manual section on dialing. Placing one of them ,T1.0%%%!Hin front of, or behind, a number to dial will cause a string you ,T1.0%%%!Hassign it to be sent to the modem. ,T1.0%% %!HAfter you select this option, you will be shown a menu of the avail- ,T1.0%% %!Hable codes and offered the opportunity to modify the text assigned to ,T1.0%% %!Gthem. After making changes, you must save them to disk with the "Save ,T1.0%% %!Gchanges" option. ,T1.0% %%!HInserting Blank Entries ,T1.0%%%!Select ",T1.0% !I,S1.0%!nsert" from the ",S1.0% !O,S1.0%!)ther" menu. Entries will be inserted at ,S1.0%%%!Hthe current position of the highlight bar. You will be asked how many ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*“E+g(˜E0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.15 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!Fentries to insert and for confirmation before blank lines are insert- ,T1.0%%%!Fed. ,T1.0%%%!FWhen dialing directory entries are marked (tagged) and you desire to ,T1.0%%%!Finsert an entry to your dialing directory in the middle of the list, ,T1.0%%%!Fthe names move down, but the marks (tags) stay attached to the entry ,T1.0%%%!Fnumbers they were assigned. You may believe that you have the board ,T1.0%% %!Fthat was #15 marked (tagged), but now you have the board that was #14 ,T1.0%% %!Fmarked (tagged) as the names moved down, but the mark (tag) stayed ,T1.0%% %!Fwith the number. ,T1.0%% %!FThe mark is for the entry number, not the entry name. When the names ,T1.0%%%!Fmove, the marks stay with the numbers they're assigned to. While this,T1.0%%%!Fis not truly a major problem, it is something you need to be aware of.,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*XJ+g(]J0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.16 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!HDeleting Entries ,T1.0%%%!DSelect the "Delete" option from the dialing directory "Other" menu ,T1.0%%%!Hto delete an entry or a range of entries. You can select the range to ,T1.0%%%!Hdelete by moving the highlight bar. After confirming your choice, the ,T1.0%%%!Hentries will be deleted and any following entries will move up to ,T1.0%%%!Hwhere the deleted entries were. ,T1.0%% %!HCreating a Dialing Directory ,T1.0%% %!DSelect "Create" from the "Other" menu. TELIX will ask for the name ,T1.0%%%!Hof the directory to create. Any legal DOS filename is okay...AND, there,T1.0%%%!His no default extension assumed. That means you may use any 3 digits ,T1.0%%%!Hthat make sense to you. TELIX will create the blank directory on disk ,T1.0%%%!Hyou named. The current dialing directory is not affected and will ,T1.0%%%!Hstay in memory. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*ƒO+g(ˆO0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.17 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!HLoading a Dialing directory ,T1.0%%%!DSelect the "Load" option from the dialing directory's "Other" menu. ,T1.0%%%!HYou will be asked for the name of the new directory and then load it ,T1.0%%%!Hinto memory. No default extension is assumed, so if the directory you ,T1.0%%%!Hwant to load has one, include it. ,T1.0%% %!HPrinting the Dialing directory ,T1.0%% %!DSelect the "Print" option from the "Other" menu. This allows you to,T1.0%% %!Hsend the current dialing directory to the printer, the serial port, or ,T1.0%%%!Hany legal DOS device or disk file. You will be asked for the device ,T1.0%%%!Hor file to print to. Enter the name or press Return to use the DOS ,T1.0%%%!F"PRN" device (printer). Since these are DOS devices, TELIX has no way,T1.0%%%!Hof knowing if your printer is online. If TELIX locks up here, make ,T1.0%%%!Hsure your printer is both on and online. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*¬T+g(±T0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.18 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!HAutomatic Queue Redial ,T1.0%%%!HTELIX will redial continuously until a connection is made. To keep ,T1.0%%%!Hyou informed of the dialing progress, TELIX displays a status window, ,T1.0%%%!Hand then alerts you when a connection is established (if you have the ,T1.0%%%!Halarm feature turned on). ,T1.0%% %!HIncluded in the status window is information about the time redial was ,T1.0%% %!Hstarted, the time the current attempt was started, the status of the ,T1.0%% %!Hlast attempt, the status of the current attempt, and a countdown timer ,T1.0%% %!Hfor the current attempt. ,T1.0%%%!FWhen you dial all the marked entries with the dialing directory "Dial",T1.0%%%!Hcommand and a connection is reached, the mark (tag) is taken off the ,T1.0%%%!Hentry. Only the remaining entries are dialed. ,T1.0%%%!FWhen dialing a list of entries selected with the "List" function and a,T1.0%%%!Hconnection is established, the entry connected to is taken out of the ,T1.0%%%!Flist. When you later select the "Redial" command from the dialing ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*…Z+g(ŠZ0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.19 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!Edirectory, or the Alt-Q command from terminal mode, only the entries ,T1.0%%%!Enot yet connected will be shown. ,T1.0%%%!EWhen redialing, you have the option to choose the time that the pro- ,T1.0%%%!Egram waits for a connection. You also have the option of deleting a ,T1.0%%%!Anumber from the list to dial, by pressing "T" and "D". ,T1.0%% %!EAfter a connection has been reached, an alarm is normally sounded to ,T1.0%% %!Ealert you. If the log-on is due to running a script file, the alarm ,T1.0%% %!Eis skipped so that the script may proceed immediately. It's the ,T1.0%% %!Escript writer's responsibility to include the alarm. ,T1.0%%%!DBy pressing Alt-Q while in the terminal mode (or selecting "Redial ,T1.0%%%!Dlast" from the dialing directory menu), you can redial one or more ,T1.0%%%!Cnumbers that were listed previously using the "List" command. You ,T1.0%%%!Edon't have to enter them again. You will be shown the list, asked to,T1.0%%%!Eedit it, and then to press Return. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*Ü_+g(á_0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.20 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!FPress the ESCAPE key to stop TELIX performing it's redialing function.,T1.0%%%!FThe Quick Dial Bar ,T1.0%%%!FYou might have noticed that after you press Alt-D, an inverse bar is ,T1.0%%%!Fdisplayed at the bottom of the screen. You are asked to select the ,T1.0%% %!Fentries to dial or press Return to see the Dialing directory. ,T1.0%% %!FThis bar is a quick way to dial commonly called entries whose numbers ,T1.0%% %!Fyou have memorized. ,T1.0%%%!FYou may enter a list of entries to dial the same as if you had used ,T1.0%%%!Dthe "List" command. This saves the dialing directory from having to,T1.0%%%!Fbe displayed...if you already know the entry or entries you want to ,T1.0%%%!Fdial. ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1%0*Kd+g(Pd0, 1.0%%%²%%O%%,1.0%p%%! DIALING DIRECTORY INFORMATION ,T1.0%p%%$! D.21 ,T1.0%%%!9Press "0" to return to Menu, any other key to continue...,T1.0%%,81.0%%%%%N%%,1.0%%%!EThe "Quick Dial Bar" can also be used to dial a number manually. To ,T1.0%%%!Ddo this, just preface the number with an "m"...for example, "m351- ,T1.0%%%!D4953" would dial 351-4953, the same as if you had used the "Manual" ,T1.0%%%!Gdial option of the Dialing Directory. Both lowercase or uppercase ,T1.0%%%!E"m's" are acceptable. The Quick Dial Bar may be turned off by chang-,T1.0%%%!Ging the Configuration Menu (ALT-O, then G). ,T1.0%%,81.0,=1*g0, 1.0, 1.&B