[Ruskin]

This is just a minor annoyance but if anyone knows the anwer...Most of my contacts are stored as international numbers e.g +44(1234)567890. This has the leading zero of the local area code missing ('cos if you include it you can't get through from abroad) but this also means that my Blackberry doesn't recognise which contact is ringing me and only messages "private number calling". I'm using a 7100 on Vodafone.

[seagull]

I have a 7100t (T-Mobile) and I don't have this problem. All my numbers are stored in the +country_code (local code) local number format. I receive calls from other countries and they show up fine. But, to be sure, the caller should have their number also stored in the same format.

[jomalley]

This is a guess at a workaround.

Add the full number with the leading zero as a second phone number on the contact.
It should get parsed proerly for caller ID, and you would still be able to use the first phone number to dial.

Joe

[Ruskin]

Thanks Joe

Seems a blindingly obvious suggestion now you mention it. I'll give it a go.

Ruskin