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Now i've translated the page. But there's a phrase that i don't understand. I've marked it as a comment, so you can try to find other words for this sentence. | Now i've translated the page. But there's a phrase that i don't understand. I've marked it as a comment, so you can try to find other words for this sentence. | ||
Greets SpDrS60 | Greets SpDrS60 | ||
Hey - maybe I can help. The sentence simply means that typing dashes/hyphens in a fax number will work. Leaving the hyphens out also works. Example: | |||
12345-67 | |||
is the same as | |||
1234567 | |||
So if it is easier to type the number '''with''' the hyphen, then that works. If it is easier to type the number '''without''' the hyphen, that also works too! | |||
- Charlie | |||
Revision as of 17:11, 28 November 2011
Hey Erwin! Now i've translated the page. But there's a phrase that i don't understand. I've marked it as a comment, so you can try to find other words for this sentence. Greets SpDrS60
Hey - maybe I can help. The sentence simply means that typing dashes/hyphens in a fax number will work. Leaving the hyphens out also works. Example:
12345-67
is the same as
1234567
So if it is easier to type the number with the hyphen, then that works. If it is easier to type the number without the hyphen, that also works too!
- Charlie