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Rick Raubenheimer
I am a newbie to newsgroups, so please excuse me if I use incorrect
etiquette.
I am mass faxing from Microsoft Word using a macro on Windows XP SP2. Faxes
go into the outbox in Fax Console and go out OK initially. After sending
maybe 20-30 faxes, Fax Monitor reports "This number cannot be dialed at
present" as it starts dialling, followed immediately by "The attempt to send
the fax failed", and these errors repeat for all remaining faxes. In Fax
Console Outbox they show as "retries exceeded".
If I then try a manual fax, it wants to print to file. Even if I uncheck
this option and print to fax, it just disappears (no Fax Wizard !). From Fax
Console trying to send a fax still gives the above error. I can get the Fax
Wizard to come up with a manual fax again, if I first print to another
printer, and then to fax. However the "number cannot be dialed at present"
error persists. Switching the modem off and on does not help --faxes get
pended. Shutting down the PC, switching off the modem, and starting again,
helps temporarily.
Windows Fax's Help is useless on this subject, as is Microsoft's Knowledge
Base. Any ideas?
Thanks and RICKgards
etiquette.
I am mass faxing from Microsoft Word using a macro on Windows XP SP2. Faxes
go into the outbox in Fax Console and go out OK initially. After sending
maybe 20-30 faxes, Fax Monitor reports "This number cannot be dialed at
present" as it starts dialling, followed immediately by "The attempt to send
the fax failed", and these errors repeat for all remaining faxes. In Fax
Console Outbox they show as "retries exceeded".
If I then try a manual fax, it wants to print to file. Even if I uncheck
this option and print to fax, it just disappears (no Fax Wizard !). From Fax
Console trying to send a fax still gives the above error. I can get the Fax
Wizard to come up with a manual fax again, if I first print to another
printer, and then to fax. However the "number cannot be dialed at present"
error persists. Switching the modem off and on does not help --faxes get
pended. Shutting down the PC, switching off the modem, and starting again,
helps temporarily.
Windows Fax's Help is useless on this subject, as is Microsoft's Knowledge
Base. Any ideas?
Thanks and RICKgards