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On June 17, 2006, Bell Canada will begin the long process of adding an additional area code (226) to the Guelph-Wellington County area. This will probably cause a few problems for dial-up users, but if you plan ahead, the transition will be relatively easy. Starting on June 17, if you dial a local number that is in the 519 area code, and do not dial the "519", you will automatically get a recording that will remind you to dial the 519 next time, and then your call will proceed. This interruption will keep your modem from connecting to the internet. So, you have to tell your modem to include the 519 when it dials. (This will also affect fax machines, so here's a reminder to add the area code to your preset numbers.) Adding the area code in front of a local call does not mean that the number has become long-distance. You do not have to add a 1 in front of the number, unless it already was a long-distance call for you. Ten-digit dialing will also be required for callers in four 705 exchanges (Alliston, Barrie, Collingwood, and Cookstown), when they place local calls to the 519 or 226 numbers . |
If you use Windows XPFor illustrated instructions, click [here].
If you use Windows 95 or 98 or MEFor illustrated instructions, click [here].
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If you use Windows 2000 or Windows NTCall us for assistance if you need help in setting up 10 digit dialing. |
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