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Need help on Translation pattern

esa786_2
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‎04-02-2008 03:50 PM - edited ‎03-17-2019 09:19 PM

Dear Friends, I want to know why we use # symbal in the translation pattern. 3210.#9xxxxxxxxxx.

why we are using # in the translation pattern, some time # in the end of the translation pattern.

pls let me in details why we are using? what is the use of it.

Regardsa

Esa

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pklos
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‎04-03-2008 02:30 AM

Hi,

Usually # is used as finishing/confirming sign for variable length call number. For example for international call you don't know how long number is, so you can do 0.00!#

you can put triple zeros, next as long number as needed and at the end press # to avoid waiting for inter digit timeout.

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regards,

PK

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esa786_2
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‎04-03-2008 02:41 PM

Hi. If # is at the end, your answer is correct, if the # is in front like 3269.#2356421234 , here what is the use of # at front

Regards

Esa

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