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Enter the name of the contact in the Name entry field.
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In the Kind list field, select one of the following options:
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business: Defines the phone number to be entered as a business number.
mobile (business): Defines the phone number to be entered as a business mobile number.
private: Defines the phone number to be entered as a private number.
mobile (private): Defines the phone number to be entered as a private mobile number.
fax: Defines the phone number to be entered as a fax number.
user-specified: Defines the phone number to be entered as a user-defined number.
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In the Type list field, select one of the following options:
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internally: Defines the phone number to be entered as an internal number.
externally: Defines the phone number to be entered as an external number.
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In the Telephone no entry field, enter the phone number.
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Click Take over.
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Note: If you want to discard your entries of the new contact and create a another contact instead, click New. All entries of the correspronding contact which have not been saved yet are discarded.
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Press the telephone book key twice.
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Tap on
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Important: If you must prefix e.g. an exchange line access number when entering/selecting a phone number, depends on the exchange line request (automatic, direct exchange line telephone, internal telephone) that was configured in the PBX (see Advanced Information of the PBX).
Note: While entering the phone number, you can Tap on 
to change the phone number type (business, private, mobile, fax or user-specified).
to change the phone number type (business, private, mobile, fax or user-specified). The edit contact menu is opened. You can also enter additional numbers and call macros as well as a comment (up to four entries). In addition, you can configure a specific ringtone for calls from one of the corresponding phone numbers.
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If you want to leave the menu, press the home key.
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Note: When entering multiple numbers or call macros, the last entry configured or changed is used as the default number.