You meant, you added a Win2000 fax printer from a WinXP machine and trying
to send fax using that printer?
When you say "Shared Fax" on Windows 2000, are you refering to SBS 2000?
In Windows2000, there is no concept of shared fax, however in SBS2000, there
was "shared fax" alongside normal Fax.
When you say "document seems to end up about 10% smaller", do you mean the
last 10% fo the document was not sent to the recipient? Check the paper size
from
"start -> printers -> Fax (right click) -> Properties -> Printing
Preferences" on the server machine?
Is there any interesting event log (from Fax Service) on the server machine?
Thanks,
Anand
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"David Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi - when printing via Windows XP Pro through a Windows 2000 shared fax
> system, the end document always seems to end up about 10% smaller than the
> original - almost as though the paper size was wrong.
>
> Anyone have any thoughts?
>
> Cheers
>
> David Smith
> M.C.S.E. ! and still useless!
>
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