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Old 01-20-2008, 02:09 PM   #1
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Default +45 in denmark, 0045 in sweeden?

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Hi

have been reading the posts about country codes and my contry codes are set correctly as well as national number length. The problem is as follows:

All my contacts are prefixed with +45 (the country code for denmark). I can see both who is calling and sending sms, when in denmark. But when i go home to sweeden i can no longer see who is calling cause the number is now prefixed with 0045! (names are still shown for text messages, they still appear with +45)

I remember my old alcatel phone from the beginning of the 90's had the same problem but have never experienced it with any other phone.

Is there something i can do besides adding all my contacts numbers twice or convincing the swedish carrier to change it ?

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Mads
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