Using HP PhotoSmart PSC 2510 all in one printer with Outlook 2003?

[Mandrake]

Hello,

I just switched to Office Pro 2003 and I would like to send mails to fax
recepients as well as SMTP ones.

Can I point to the PSC 2510 fax (the telephone cable is connected there)
instead of the MS Fax device?

I hope I'm clear in stating my problem otherwise, feel free to ask for
clarifications.

Thxs

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

I doubt it. Windows XP Fax can only use an analog fax modem that is on the
Windows XP HCL list. Does that modem (not the Printer) appear in Device
Manager?

 

[Mandrake]

I doubt it. Windows XP Fax can only use an analog fax modem that is on the
Windows XP HCL list.

HP products are usually on the HCL but I didn't check this one. Do you
have a URL for the HCL?

Does that modem (not the Printer) appear in Device
Manager?

The only recognized modem is the integrated Lucent Win Modem but I have
3 other devices:
- Dot4HPZ12
- hp PSC 2500 series (DOT4)
- Dot4Print HPZ12
- hp PSC 2500 series (DOT4PRT)
- Dot4USB HPZ12
- hp PSC 2500 series (DOT4USB)
the last one seems to be a virtual device designed to receive scanning
results

Does this help?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Yes. It means you can't use the modem in your fax printer for faxing.

 

[Mandrake]

You mean it has to be a MAPI device to make it possible?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

No. It has to be a compatible analog fax modem attached to the motherboard
of your computer.

 

[Mandrake]

Too bad...

Thanks anyway for your precious help and explanation.

No. It has to be a compatible analog fax modem attached to the motherboard
of your computer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

You mean it has to be a MAPI device to make it possible?

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote:

Yes. It means you can't use the modem in your fax printer for faxing.