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Does anyone have experience creating a speed dial button to switch to an answering service? For Dexcomm: Would 72#[phone number]to activate and 73# to deactivate as speed dials work?
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You may need to put a pause in after the 72# (we use *72 in these parts) before you enter the phone number. Aside from that, I don't see any problem in doing this.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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Make sure you program the speed dial to select line 1. Also let the customer know that they can only use the feature when line 1 is idle.
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