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How do I add a Pause to a Contact?

I want to add "0800 Buster" to the start of an 0800 number. So I can use my minutes, instead of getting charged for an 0800 number but cannot get the Pause to work.
0800 Buster Number: 0113 830 0800
Directory Enquiries (0800): 0800 118 3733
I want it to automatically go from 0800 Buster to Directory Enquiries. I've tried adding a p, two pp's, a comma and also two commas. So:
0113 830 0800,0800 118 3733#
Or: 0113 830 0800p0800 118 3733#
But they all still ask me to enter the number.
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The 0800 Buster website says this:
How can I store your numbers in my phone’s address book?
Most mobiles come with the ability to add “pauses” to contacts which cause the phone to wait for 2–3 seconds before dialling the rest of the number. These are usually represented by a “p” or “+” so the number you store should resemble 01138300800p0800123456#. To enter a pause:
Nokia - press
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three times (or until p appears)
Samsung, Motorola - press and hold
until p appears
Sony Ericsson - press and hold
until p appears
LG - press and hold
until p appears
Siemens - press and hold
until + appears
Apple iPhone - press and hold
until , appears
Source: http://www.0800buster.co.uk/
Thanks

you need to hold down * for a couple of seconds and that should do the trick

I should've said, I've tried that. It just gives you a star. I've held it down for 10-15 seconds.
There's actually a p and w key, when in number fields. So I'm sure p is correct but it doesn't do anything with this company. I thought I'd need two Ps, to extend the pause but that's not enough either.

[MOD] Disable the "touch look" logon screen

This little modification to the registry will make your
logon screen look like the one on Windows 7
All you need to do is execute the .reg file in logon.zip
To reverte back if you don't like the modification execute the .reg file in logonBack.zip
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FredericGervais said:
This little modification to the registry will make your
logon screen look like the one on Windows 7
All you need to do is execute the .reg file in logon.zip
To reverte back if you don't like the modification execute the .reg file in logonBack.zip
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Can we get some screens please? also is it possible to change windows developer preview to say windows 8?

I just tried it and the old login screen doesn't show any users. I have nothing to click to get in. I tried getting into the registry from Windows 7 Partition but I can't open it, says its not a valid win32 application. Running out of ideas how to fix. I tried deleting precache folder and it ran the auto fixer but that didn't do anything. Any one have any ideas?
Edit- Managed to open up windows 7 registry and hive loaded the windows 8 registry. Manually edited the registry key and I am back in business. If any one ran into the same issue.

This is great! I honestly can't stand Windows 8. I will stick with 7 Ultimate for a while, but I will definitely be doing this when I upgrade

Dot Net Code Converter[C#][VB.NET]

Hey, Guys. This Is a Small Utility That converts can convert code from C# to VB.Net and vice-versa
Its basically very easy to use and very helpful for .Net Developers to convert and Manipulate codes. So Here is my utility Enjoy with it
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PolarisOS Build 16299 (ARM32)

An old build of Windows Core OS "Polaris" has been leaked to the Network
Back in 2018, it became known that Microsoft was creating a new modern version of the Windows 10 operating system for PCs, codenamed Polaris. The operating system was to be called Windows Core OS and include a foldable mobile version of Andromeda.
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It was rumored that the new Windows Core OS would fix most of the legacy code and compatibility issues that Windows 10 has. Microsoft later canceled Polaris and Andromeda and switched to Windows 10X, and now an early build of Windows Core has been leaked online.
This version is dated 2018 and has no GUI. Since it is a raw version and may contain various problems, experts do not recommend trying to install it on your primary computer. This is an RS3 RTM assembly compatible with the ARM32 architecture. This means that the operating system can be installed, for example, on an outdated Surface RT.
P.s I know a lot of talented guys here, this may turn out to be to give a second wind to the surface of RT, I apologize for the text, I use a translator from Google

someone to tested? how to install on windows rt 2?

ivanothai said:
someone to tested? how to install on windows rt 2?
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It would be pointless to install this, it would just dump you at a black screen because there is no shell and a lot of other stuff Is missing. The screenshot commonly posted with news of this release is not what this build is.
It's good this build is preserved but its not going to modernize RT's.
New release: Microsoft ''Polaris'' OS - BetaArchive

A simple way to install Microsoft Store on the Beelink GTR6

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The Beelink GTR6 is one of the best and most powerful mini PCs out there. But many users reported that Microsoft Store and many other apps were missing from their Windows 11 OS. None of the measures they found online seemed to solve the problem, so they ended up installing the entire Windows build.
Well, I did encounter the same problem with both the Beelink SEi12 and the GTR6, but it only took me a few minutes to , and I believe you can do the same.
Step 1: downloading the Microsoft Store Appx Bundle from the internet, and save the folder to a prefered location (preferably to the root directory of Disk C)
Microsoft Store
Step 2: Hit the Windows Button, and search for Windows Powershell, then run it as Administrator (must)
Step 3: Use the cd command to navigate to the location of your Microsoft Store Folder. You can use CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy and paste the path to Powershell, and hit the enter button.
Step 4: Type or paste the command: Add-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore_22110.1401.10.0_neutral___8wekyb3d8bbwe.Msixbundle, hit the "enter" button, and it's done.
The reason an error was reported in my screenshot is that I had Microsoft Store already installed on my GTR6. You will receive a success notification. If not, check whether you forgot to run Powershell as admistrator.
Now, you can install apps from the newly added Microsoft Store.
This tutorial should work with all Beelink mini PCs. If you have more questions, feel free to send me a PM.