I need to make one phone to just be able to dial 7 digits. restricted the 1 but they can call long distant by dialing 10 digits. Can anyone tell me if it can be done I found no program for it.

Change the class of service.

Well you need to go into Restrictions and change the filter to pre created one or create a new filter that would deny 0 and 1 etc
If you deny 1 then make sure to allow 1800 1888 etc under 1

The restriction is all long distance not local. They have a flex system from AT&T and you can dial 10 digits for long distance.So restriction is going to be a long process. To bad they don't have a way to make phone just dial only 7 digits.
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class of service looked in manual and the only way it showed was to change restriction. Or have I over looked it?
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"restricted the 1 but they can call long distant by dialing 10 digits."
Since no "I" or "they" I misread as restrict instead of restricted, sorry.

So your in a town that has not moved to 10 digit dialing yet is appears and you want this one set to only dial the area code it is in at minimal?

If so I would probably make sure they dial the full area code anyway but restrict all but one digit.

So if 317 is the only allowed are code then restrict 0,1,2,4,5,6,7,8,9.

I am thinking he meant Restrictions since Class Of Service is just for password users.

If you should use this restriction, I think Curlycord meant to say 0 through 9 INCLUDING the 3. Then you go into the restriction for 3 and put 317 as an exception. Otherwise they could call any of 100 area codes that start with a 3.

Yes, thanks NT

we have 7 digit dial for local numbers and 10 for long distance. That is why restriction will be tough with all the Cell phone numbers and local numbers

You should still be able to dial 10 digits for the area code you are in.
i.e. if your number is 123-4567 then you can still dial 317-123-4567.

Either way charges are based on area code dialed and not amount of digits dialed.