45 Denmark
No City code is needed. I don't know what their typical local number looks like, but hopefully this will help.
Paul
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
On January 31st I will be giving a presentation on Courier at the 2004 Nordu/USENIX conference, in Copenhagen, Denmark. I'm looking forward it.
However, at the moment I'm having a devil of a time faxing over the paperwork over there. The fax number I got matches the one listed on www.dkuug.dk, so it's correct. But from the United States, 0114539208948 gets me a looping recording which, obviously, I don't understand. I dimly recall that international calls to some countries use either an additional code between after the country code and the local number, or by dropping a few leading digits from the local number. I'm sure many folks on this mailing list, who are more familiar with i18n dialing tricks than me, will point me in the right direction.
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