edit fax document

[y.i]

When I get fax document include some pages and I want to edit them, I can
edit only the first page.
help!!!

Y.I.

 

[Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]]

Are you using Windows XP Fax to receive these documents and what application
are you using to edit them?

Hal
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[y.i]

Yes I use Windows XP Fax service and I try to edit these documents with what
application or with windows paint.

 

[y.i]

Yes I use Windows XP Fax service and I try to edit these documents with
windows paint.

 

[Earl F. Parrish]

When I get fax document include some pages and I want to edit them, I can
edit only the first page.
help!!!

Y.I.

A fax document is a picture. You have to use optical character recognition
software to convert the picture of a text page to real text so that it can
be edited with a word processor program. The fax file itself is a tagged
image file (TIF) and the picture itself can be opened with the Microsoft
Document Imaging program or with the Microsoft Fax and Image Viewer, which
is a DLL file which uses RunDLL32.Exe to work.

 

[y.i]

Thanks
I Think U did not understand my problem.
I want to edit the fax document with Microsoft paint or PhotoShop, I can
edit only the first page, if the fax contain some pages end I want to edit
the second or third page I cannot do it.
Tanks
Y.I.

 

[Lisa K]

Since the document is actually a photo and each separate page a photo, you
need to open them in a fax view and then save each page separately in order
to work with each page. Normally a program such as Paint does not recognize
additional pages as it's only set to work on one page at a time.

Hope this thought helps.

 

[y.i]

Thanks
I open the document with WindowsXp fax view but I cannot save each page
separately.
Have u any idea how to do it?
Thanks
Y.I.