How Can I do This?

[vbexpert]

All my contacts numbers start with "+", following with country code. When I call overseas numbers, I need to dial 018-country code-number to make IP call to save money. When I dial local number I'll remove "+" and local country code. I'm able to create rule and put a list of country codes to replace "+" with 018. Instead of adding all countrie code into the list. Is there a way, let say: all numbers, as long as country code is not equal to local country code, it will replace "+" with 018?

[admin]

How about using two rules to do this?

The first rule is used to filter numbers with local country code, for example the local country code is 123
Rule type: Phone-outbound
Filter type: Specific number
Phone #: +123*
Action1: Normal

The second rule is used to replace '+' with 018
Rule type: Phone-outbound
Filter type: Specific number
Phone #: +*
Action1: Change number
Call to: 018{phone}[-1,0]

[vbexpert]

Thanks a lot. It works nicely. I didn't realize there is a sequence for the rules.

[Nick2001]

I use HTC S710 and all my local (not mobile!!) phone numbers (in my contacts) has no country-code and city-code (no need of such codes). For example: "123-45-67", but in calls-LOG I see "+ country-code city-code 123-45-67" and so - no name even he is in my contacts.
But if somebody will call me from mobile-phone (mobile-phone number usually starts with "+ country-code city-code") - all is OK and I can see his name in LOG (sure if he is in my contacts).
Any idea what to do except resaving all local phone-numbers in contacts?

[admin]

Hi Nick, did you mean the phone program's call log? Does your phone recognize caller's name correctly?