Extra Page Sent When Using Windows XP Fax Console

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adijamira

When I scan in a document and send it as a fax using XP Fax, My
computer sends an extra blank (except for the time/date banner) page.
This happens, both if I use a cover page, or not. If I fax a file such
as Word or Excel, (scanner nor used) no extra page is sent. Can anyone
tell me how to eliminate this extra page?
 
A

adijamira

I,m sending the fax using my scanner/printer program. It is an Epson
and I use their "scan to fax" capability. I scan the document, and
Windows XP Fax Console sends the fax, but it always sends an extra
blank page. If I do not need to use the scanner, i.e. I fax a file from
my computer, there is no extra page.
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

So how exactly are you invoking the Windows XP Fax Service and from what
application?
 
H

Hal Hostetler [MVP S/U]

That would be something involving Epson's "scan to fax" application; your
best bet is to contact Epson and see if they have an update for this
application that eliminates the extra blank page it sends.

Hal
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A

adijamira

The Epson program invokes the Windows XP Fax Service. After Epson scans
the document, it invokes the XP Send Fax Wizard. I fill in the
appropriate telephone number, either choose a cover page or no cover
page, and send the fax. if I choose cover page and my document is one
page long, the fax will consist of 3 pages. If I choose no cover page
the fax will consist of 2 pages. In either case an extra last page that
is blank except for the "banner" is transmitted. "Banner" being the one
line entry showing the date and time and fax numbers.
 
A

adijamira

I called Epson technical, and they said I should contact Microsoft. I
e-mailed Microsoft, but because my Windows XP is "group installed" they
won't help me.
 

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