Anilrgowda

I am attempting to use outlook to call my contacts.
I can do it for local calls, however I have to input a long distance
pin (carrier code) when dialing out.
However the format which I have to dial is: 8 (###) ###-#### %%%%%%
where # is the 10 digit phone number and % is my long distance code.
Outlook by default places the carrier code before the 10 digit number.
Is there any way to change the order in which the carrier code is
dialed?

Anilrgowda

First would be to use a custom calling card entry to choose the order, but second option is better.

Second (if your Country/region is United States) open regedit and browse to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Telephony\Country List\1
Change LongDistanceRule from " N1FG" to " 1FGN" N stands for Carrier Code thus placing it at the end of the dial sequence.
You do need to reboot for this change to take affect.