Hi, Rancy Snyder;
It says "Welcome to the Photo Printing Wizard." It is part of XP I believe,
and is triggered when the file under the cursor is an image (strike that,
some kinds of images--a TIF got the fax wizard). If, with all three files
selected, I right click the Excel file instead, I get the fax wizard, cancel
that, and I get a fax wizard for the TIF followed by a Photo wizard for the
GIF. Selecting three Word documents got me similar results: three separate
fax wizards. Of course, one could be sent with a cover page, and the others
without, and also, one could paste two of the documents into the third and
fax the resulting single file (and I don't think I'd be able to tell from the
resulting fax if that is what you did.) If you are able to send multiple
files as one fax, I would be interested to hear not whether, but how; because
following your directions did not give me the results you described: "click
on Preview before finishing and you should see the cover page and the 3 other
pages in the Fax Viewer." I get one page (one page docs) and two more
wizards. I didn't see anything in Fax Console Help about it.
Regards,
Ian.
Rancy Snyder said:
It works for me. What is your "picture printing wizard?" HP Photo,
Adobe? Russ didn't say that it didn't work, only that right clicking a file
and selecting PRINT will only print to the default printer.Give me your fax
number, set a date and time, and I will fax you 3 pages of 3 different files
with a cover page.
Rancy Snyder
IanRoy said:
Hi, All;
That got me curious. I set my fax printer as the default. No dice:
right-click> print brought up the picture printing wizard (I had an Excel
file, a JPEG, and a TIF). Okay. I dragged all three files (at once) onto
the
fax printer icon. It asked me if I was sure I wanted to print multiple
files.
I clicked yes, and it brought up consecutive wizards, one for each file.
It
appears that Russ is correct.
Regards,
Ian.
Russ Valentine said:
That context menu does not provide the option to select your fax printer.
It
will only print to your default printer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I think I can supply a way to send 2 or more documents with
just
one cover page. Lets say the files to send are file1.doc, file2.gif,
and
file3.jpg. I would copy these 3 files to a new folder named faxjunk or
whatever. They should show up in Windows Explorer in the folder in top
down order of 1,2 and 3. Highlight all 3 files, right click on the 3
higlighted folders, choose Print and print to the Fax. In the Send Fax
thingee, select your cover page and enter needed info, click on Preview
before finishing and you should see the cover page and the 3 other
pages
in the Fax Viewer.
Perhaps, but that answer would be obvious. Printing to the Fax Printer
always provides the option not to include a cover page.
I rather suspect the OP is trying to send more than one document with
only one cover page. If so, my answer stands unless you can provide
another.