Using Numeric Keys on Corporate Voice Mail

[dmguth]

This one has me going crazy! I dial in to corporate voice mail, and it functions based on Alpha items on standard telephone keypads. For example press *d to delete. Well on the Q numeric key pad, I have to think about what the alpha items are on the standard number keys, because they are only labeld 1-9 (no little alphabet items on each key above the number).

Does anyone know how to deal with this? I hate having to think, 1=abc, 2=def, 3=ghi! When trying to address voicemail by last name, I can't even do it with just a simple 1 -9.

Is there any way while on the phone to switch to querty keys but still have the sound come out to let the voice mail system work from number key strokes?

[redstar299]

Yes there is a plug in called dial pad which puts the propts on the top of your screen - if you email me I will send it to you

jordank7@verizon.net


quote=dmguth;10433]This one has me going crazy! I dial in to corporate voice mail, and it functions based on Alpha items on standard telephone keypads. For example press *d to delete. Well on the Q numeric key pad, I have to think about what the alpha items are on the standard number keys, because they are only labeld 1-9 (no little alphabet items on each key above the number).

Does anyone know how to deal with this? I hate having to think, 1=abc, 2=def, 3=ghi! When trying to address voicemail by last name, I can't even do it with just a simple 1 -9.

Is there any way while on the phone to switch to querty keys but still have the sound come out to let the voice mail system work from number key strokes?[/quote]

[inf3st]

There's a fix for this in the Hack Thread.