If you are trying to connect from an office or other location that requires a special number to dial outside of the phone system, you should insert that number before the number you are calling.
To set up your location to reach and outside line:
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Open your Netscape Sign On window. Double click your Netscape icon on your Microsoft Windows desktop. |
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Click Dialing Options to open the Edit Location window. Alternatively, you can click Select Your Location, then click Edit My Locations to open the Edit Location window. |
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Select the location for which you want to turn off call waiting. Click Select a Location to Edit, then click the location in the list. |
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Click Edit This Location to open Step 1. |
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Continue to click Next until you open Step 5. |
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Click I have to dial this number to reach an outside line. Make sure a check mark appears in the box. This enables the list box to the right. |
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Enter the prefix number that lets you reach an outside line. In most cases this is 9, but it could be different. Optionally, you can enter a comma after the prefix number like this: 9,. The comma inserts a one second delay that helps the phone system process the call. |
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Click Next, then click Sign On Now! to save the changes and return you to the Sign On window. |
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