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Hello:

New user, still.
Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.

I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.

Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing) location
?
How ?

Wouldn't they interfere with each other ?

Thank you,
Bob

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Robert11 wrote:
>
> Hello:
>
> New user, still.
> Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.
>
> I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.
>
> Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing) location
> ?
> How ?
>
> Wouldn't they interfere with each other ?

You just answered your own question... You can't.

Notan

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"Robert11" <rgsrose@notme.com> wrote in message
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> Hello:
>
> New user, still.
> Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.
>
> I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.
>
> Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing)
> location ?
> How ?

Bob, What phone do you have. I'm not sure, but some may "hardwire" key
number 1 to call voicemail. I have an LG and have the option of using key 1
for whatever number I wish to program. By convention, I chose to program it
for voicemail rather than some other number.

Harold

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Hi,

Thanks for help.

Have a new Samsung a650

Bob

"Harold Sherrill" <hlsherrill@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Robert11" <rgsrose@notme.com> wrote in message
> news:mYGdnW6PlqxB9PzfRVn-vA@comcast.com...
>> Hello:
>>
>> New user, still.
>> Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.
>>
>> I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.
>>
>> Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing)
>> location ?
>> How ?
>
> Bob, What phone do you have. I'm not sure, but some may "hardwire" key
> number 1 to call voicemail. I have an LG and have the option of using key
> 1 for whatever number I wish to program. By convention, I chose to
> program it for voicemail rather than some other number.
>
> Harold
>

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On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 15:39:10 -0400, "Robert11" <rgsrose@notme.com>
wrote:

>Hello:
>
>New user, still.
>Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.
>
>I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.
>
>Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing) location
>?
>How ?
>
>Wouldn't they interfere with each other ?

You can't! 1 is for voicemail. You could I suppose reprogram the
voicemail number to a regular speed dial number, but it's either a
regular speed dial or voicemail. Both is just not possible.
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On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 15:39:10 -0400, "Robert11" <rgsrose@notme.com>
wrote:

>Hello:
>
>New user, still.
>Trying to understand all of this, a bit, before actually trying.
>
>I understand that pressing "1" takes me to my Voice Mail.

Yes.

>Can I also use the number "1" for a speed dial (one touch dialing) location

No.

>Wouldn't they interfere with each other ?

Yes. But your phone may have more than 10 '1-touch' dials. By
definition, 1 touch means hold down 1-9 & 0 to dial, but often you can
also use say up to 99 - press 2 then hold down 1 for 21, 5 then hold
down 3 for 53, etc.
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