To dial any New York City telephone number, from anywhere in the US or Canada, including within New York City, you can dial 1 plus the area code and the number. If you dial 0 plus, you will have the option of operator assistance, collect calling, etc.
If you are calling from outside North America (USA, Canada, and certain Caribbean-ish islands), you should dial country code +1 from a mobile phone, or dial the appropriate international prefix for the place you are calling from, followed by country code 1 and then the area code and number. The most commonly used prefix for international calls is 00, but many countries use other prefixes.
For dialing a telephone number outside your local area.
Dialing 97 and then a telephone number will reach a wrong number.
Centrex features allowed direct inward dialing (DID) to a telephone number and direct outward dialing (DOD) from a number without operator intervention
By picking up the telephone and dialing his phone number.
Also called a Direct Inward Dialing (DID), a virtual number is a telephone number that is not directly associated to a telephone line. A VOIP is a common virtual number that is used today.
Yes, dialling is a variant spelling of dialing. For example, "What telephone number are you dialling?"
One can easily find a telephone number for a specific business by dialing 411 from their telephone. This will give persons directory information where one can obtain a phone number. One can also look within ones telephone book for the phone number as well.
Speed dialing is a system that allows you to dial an abbreviated code (usually one or two digits) instead of dialing the entire telephone number. You must program your speed dial numbers before using them.
War dialing is using an automated system to dial every telephone number in a given area, usually looking for computer modems. It is illegal in many places.
00 61, and then drop the leading 0 from the Australian domestic telephone number.
That depends on where you're dialing from. In North America (USA, Canada, etc.), dialing 100 will get you an error recording telling you that you have dialed an invalid number. In some countries, dialing 100 will get you the local telephone operator. In other countries, it may get you some other service.
Dialing for Dollars was a franchized local TV game show in the 1950's to 1970's. The host would select a telephone number and call it; if the person answering the telephone could give the correct password, he or she won a cash prize.