How do I find Fax Wizard?

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You have to install the fax software option in Windows (if not already
installed) then print to the fax driver.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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is it possible to use command line arguments to print to fax?
I mean instead of the wizard, I want to be able to fax directly through
command line or VBA, because I want to add this feature to my VB .Net program
 
Inasmuch as Word and vba are concerned, the following will print to fax from
vba

Sub FaxPrint()
Dim sCurrentPrinter As String
sCurrentPrinter = ActivePrinter
ActivePrinter = "Fax"
Application.PrintOut FileName:=""
ActivePrinter = sCurrentPrinter
End Sub

The level to which this can be controlled would be determined by the
arguments associated with the printout command.
The action of sending a fax is the equivalent of printing to a print driver.

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The options are

PrintOut ([Background], Append], Range], OutputFileName], From], To], Item],
Copies], Pages], PageType], [PrintToFile], Collate], FileName],
ActivePrinterMacGX], ManualDuplexPrint], PrintZoomColumn], [PrintZoomRow],
PrintZoomPaperWidth], PrintZoomPaperHeight])

You can check vba help- to see what these options do.


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