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● A Block rule always overrides a Dial rule.
● Any modifications made to a number by a Pre­process rule apply as the number is validated
by a Block or Dial Rule.
● If a number is blocked, it does not get post­processed.
● If any Dial rule(s) exist, a number being validated must pass at least one of these rules in
order to be post­processed and dialed.
● If no Dial rules exist, any number will pass, provided it is not blocked.
You can add rules to do any of the following, and more:
● Add digits required for dialing, such as when dialing through a PBX or long distance service.
● Remove digits from a telephone number, such as when dialing a local number that does not
require an area code.
● Prevent (block) messaging to certain telephone numbers and/or certain dialing areas.
2.6.3.1 Starting the Validation Editor
There are two ways to get to the Validation Editor:
● Via the Windows Start menu choose the menu item NET SatisFAXtion ⇨ Validation Editor
● Via the Administration program choose the menu item Tools ⇨ Validation Editor
2.6.3.2 Adding a Validation Rule
In the open Validation Editor, click the Add button. The dialog below displays:
1. Using the guide, decide what type of rule to add, select it in the list, and then click OK.
2. Even though each rule­types has a different function, their dialogs have similar format.
Each of the rule dialogs have the same basic format:
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