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From: stevem@fai.fai.com (Steven A. Minneman)
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Subject: Re: N0X/N1X Prefixes -- First to Change 1+7D to 7D?
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In article <15921@accuvax.nwu.edu> cmoore@brl.mil (VLD/VMB) writes:

> ...as far as I can tell, is the first to prepare for such by
> removing the 1+ from toll calls within it

And in the 415 area, we have never had to use 1+7D.


[Moderator's Note: Nor did we in Chicago until a few years ago. For
however long we dialed seven digits for anything in the old 312 area,
and ten digits for anything else. In order to allow the use of
prefixes which 'look like area codes' they started using 1+ here.  PAT]