> I'm using Android 1.5_r2. In the following code I was trying to auto
> dial:
>
> Intent intent = new Intent( Intent.ACTION_CALL,
> Uri.parse("tel:"+ "**76*1234567890*#"));
> activity.startActivity( intent );
>
> the dial screen come up but the number it actually dialed is
> "**76*1234567890*". Is Android removing the trialing #? Or I need to
> use some special escape character to preserve "#" in the dialing uri?
# is a reserved character in URLs, so that might be your problem. You
could see if %23 works instead of #.
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