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Ran Chermesh
Hi,
My fax service (winxp, sp2) works selectively, for most numbers it does
work, but for some, not. When a phone number fails, it's a complete failure.
It never works. The response I keep getting is "The line is busy". I dialed
manually to the failed numbers, and they seem to be perfect.
I ran a search for this problem on the net, and found that such failures
happen, since the xp fax service is incompatible with some, unspecified, fax
machines.
Is this true? Is there a way to solve this problem?
Ran
p.s. I've installed an alternative fax program, but the problem stayed.
Looks like replace the program isn't going to solve my problem.
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Prof. Ran Chermesh Behavioral Sciences Dept., Ben-Gurion University
Phones: (323) 934-6792 – Home
(310) 218-3732 – Cellphone
Home address: 118 N Hayworth Ave #3, LA CA 90048.
Email: (e-mail address removed)
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A conclusion is a place where a person got tired of thinking
Too often, due process is used to promote abuse, instead of to prevent it
My fax service (winxp, sp2) works selectively, for most numbers it does
work, but for some, not. When a phone number fails, it's a complete failure.
It never works. The response I keep getting is "The line is busy". I dialed
manually to the failed numbers, and they seem to be perfect.
I ran a search for this problem on the net, and found that such failures
happen, since the xp fax service is incompatible with some, unspecified, fax
machines.
Is this true? Is there a way to solve this problem?
Ran
p.s. I've installed an alternative fax program, but the problem stayed.
Looks like replace the program isn't going to solve my problem.
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Prof. Ran Chermesh Behavioral Sciences Dept., Ben-Gurion University
Phones: (323) 934-6792 – Home
(310) 218-3732 – Cellphone
Home address: 118 N Hayworth Ave #3, LA CA 90048.
Email: (e-mail address removed)
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A conclusion is a place where a person got tired of thinking
Too often, due process is used to promote abuse, instead of to prevent it