Originally Posted by elie.fares

No, I have an unlocked phone.

did you use frank's fix posted above? if not, please share the fix. Many thanks

Please somebody help me to make Default.phoneformat for Georgia! I really need this file!

in PhoneNumberTemplates.plist it was like this

995
00
8
2
6

Please Help!!!

Originally Posted by fishbone

Please somebody help me to make Default.phoneformat for Georgia! I really need this file!

in PhoneNumberTemplates.plist it was like this

995
00
8
2
6

Please Help!!!

+1
Help Me Too.Thanks.

After playing around with .phoneformat files I've managed to make a working solution for Ukraine. Here's what I learned:

1. Only two files affect number matching and number display: Default.phoneformat for number matching and UIDefaulFormat.phoneformat for display. PhoneNumberTemplates.plist is no longer used at all.
2. These two files don't have to share the same information. This helped me a lot to overcome an inconsistency in Ukrainian number plan (regional prefix is "8", country code is "+380" but phone numbers have to be "+380 (##) ###-####" and "8 (0##) ###-####", note an extra "0" added)
3. Double-zero mentioned somewhere above is a divider between several local and international prefixes (like "8.0..810.000..", where dots are zeroes, "8" and "0" are regional prefixes, "810" and "000" are international prefixes).

Hope this helps.

what are you guys using to edit the .phoneformat files? Frank8 suggested something but its on MAC. Anything good on windows?

frozzbyte, just google for "Freeware HEX editor"

Originally Posted by iphoniak

can you please let me know how you fixed it? do you use a sim adaptor for lebanon? Many thanks

Frank,
I need one for Malaysia too. Thanks.

@Frank8

Could you edit Default.phoneformats for Serbia?

On FW 2.1 in PhoneNumberTemplates for was:

<key>cs</key>
<array>
<array>
<string>381</string>
<string>00</string>
<string>0</string>
<integer>2</integer>
<integer>6</integer>
</array>
<array>
<string>381</string>
<string>00</string>
<string>0</string>
<integer>2</integer>
<integer>7</integer>

And in UIPhoneFormats.plist was:

<string>+381(##) ###-####</string>
<string>(0##) ###-####</string>
<string>(0##) ####</string>
<string>###-####</string>
<string>####</string>

Thanks in advance!!

Frank8

For Georgia the Formatting is Perfect!
But phone numebrs ar not recognized in PhoneBook!

Please make the file for Georgia, Please!

Is there any chance that you can find time to fix stupid file for my Country (Serbia) for FW 2.2? I cannot do it myself because I no longer have mac

Thank you