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Julian - 24 Mar 2005 12:39 GMT
Hi - I have a CLK with a Sony Ericsson K700i and all works fine except
that for some reason all phone book entries have "/M" appended to each
name.  So, for example, dialling home displays "Home/M".  Any reason?
Can I switch this off somehow?

Thanks.
Dori A Schmetterling - 24 Mar 2005 14:19 GMT
You did not state your location or mobile phone system.

My one guess is that it may refer to entries in the phone (as opposed to SIM
card) memory.

DAS

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> Hi - I have a CLK with a Sony Ericsson K700i and all works fine except
> that for some reason all phone book entries have "/M" appended to each
> name.  So, for example, dialling home displays "Home/M".  Any reason?
> Can I switch this off somehow?
>
> Thanks.
Conrad - 30 Mar 2005 14:10 GMT
Odd - I know why it's there, but I don't know why it's there.
"M" is an ascii carriage return - decimal 10, hex 0A. So it
makes sense that your entries may be seperated by carriage
returns, but normally this character is not displayed. Just
used internally as a line delimiter. How did you get the
data into your unit?

Conrad

> You did not state your location or mobile phone system.
>
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>> Thanks.
Conrad - 01 Apr 2005 16:29 GMT
> Odd - I know why it's there, but I don't know why it's there.
> "M" is an ascii carriage return - decimal 10, hex 0A.

Dooooh - Decimal 13, hex 0D

So it
> makes sense that your entries may be seperated by carriage
> returns, but normally this character is not displayed. Just
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>>>
>>> Thanks.
greek_philosophizer - 01 Apr 2005 17:16 GMT
My guess is that the info
was downloaded from a  Microsoft
compatible program.

Unix tends to only use newlines as
delimiters. Microsoft tends to use
newlines and carriage returns.

newline is control j
carriage return is control m
on your keyboards.
.
Jules - 05 Apr 2005 17:34 GMT
Don't know about this although the phonebook entries were ported over
from another mobile.

I'll set up a brand new contact with a new number and see if I still
get "/M" and let you know.
 
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