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Next time, post in the Opt/CS1000 forum for faster result - the forum ID is forum798
Start by printing out your current TF number to see what RLI they're using.
LD 90
REQ = PRT
CUST = 0
FEAT = NET
TRAN = AC1 OR AC2 (whichever you're using, or print both)
TYPE = SPN OR NPA (wherever your current TF numbers are define - print both if you're not sure)
SPN/NPA = hit the enter key - the prompt SPN or NPA will apear depends on what you enter at the type prompt.
To create a new area code or TF number
LD 90
REQ = NEW
CUST = 0
FEAT = NET
TRAN = AC1 OR AC2
TYPE = SPN OR NPA
SPN/NPA = 1844
RLI = whatever rli the previous one was using from your printout. You can press the enter key for everything else.
Start by printing out your current TF number to see what RLI they're using.
LD 90
REQ = PRT
CUST = 0
FEAT = NET
TRAN = AC1 OR AC2 (whichever you're using, or print both)
TYPE = SPN OR NPA (wherever your current TF numbers are define - print both if you're not sure)
SPN/NPA = hit the enter key - the prompt SPN or NPA will apear depends on what you enter at the type prompt.
To create a new area code or TF number
LD 90
REQ = NEW
CUST = 0
FEAT = NET
TRAN = AC1 OR AC2
TYPE = SPN OR NPA
SPN/NPA = 1844
RLI = whatever rli the previous one was using from your printout. You can press the enter key for everything else.
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