Toshiba e-350 gprs connetion problem :(

[huce]

Dear friends;

I have a Toshiba e-350 pda and a Nokia 6100 gsm phone.My great problem is that; When I try to make a gprs internet connection via my gsm phone and pda, I have to make my toshiba pda to call *99# as a dialling number ..But although I tried hard, I couldn't have managed to do so..It always tries to add a prefix such as '+0' or '+' etc... I tried to omit the prefix by entering '0' figure or leaving that part 'blank'..but it didn't help out..As a result my gsm operator gives me a warning message saying that 'the number you are trying to dial is wrong'. Please help me out with this problem.. Briefly I am trying to dial only *99# in order to make a gprs connection..How can I do so ??


Regards,
Huce

[Stevie]

Originally Posted by huce

Dear friends;

I have a Toshiba e-350 pda and a Nokia 6100 gsm phone.My great problem is that; When I try to make a gprs internet connection via my gsm phone and pda, I have to make my toshiba pda to call *99# as a dialling number ..But although I tried hard, I couldn't have managed to do so..It always tries to add a prefix such as '+0' or '+' etc... I tried to omit the prefix by entering '0' figure or leaving that part 'blank'..but it didn't help out..As a result my gsm operator gives me a warning message saying that 'the number you are trying to dial is wrong'. Please help me out with this problem.. Briefly I am trying to dial only *99# in order to make a gprs connection..How can I do so ??


Regards,
Huce

Go to connections and edit the conneciton you made and select use dialing properties and edit the settings in there.

[huce]

Originally Posted by Stevie

Go to connections and edit the conneciton you made and select use dialing properties and edit the settings in there.

First of all thanks a lot for your kind reply. In fact I knew how to edit the connection in my pda.The great problem is that, I have to make my pda dial *99# but when I leave the international and local area code spaces blank the pda automatically adds +0 as a prefix to my *99# ... as a result my pda tries to dial +0*99# and the gsm service provider gives a warning message saying that 'the number you are dialling is wrong' .. Please give me an alternative recommendation for omitting this +0 prefix..


Again many thnx and Regards,
Huce