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bron_s July 11th 06 02:14 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 
Im doing some testing with the GFI Fax Maker before we introduce it to
our company. But I cant find anyway to send a fax without having to
open up a new Outlook Contact.

I've tried [fax:nnn-nnnn] even [fax:nnn-nnnn] but still no faxes are
going through.

Please can somebody advise??!!


Dan J.S. July 11th 06 04:03 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 

"bron_s" wrote in message
ups.com...
Im doing some testing with the GFI Fax Maker before we introduce it to
our company. But I cant find anyway to send a fax without having to
open up a new Outlook Contact.

I've tried [fax:nnn-nnnn] even [fax:nnn-nnnn] but still no faxes are
going through.

Please can somebody advise??!!


Call GFI tech support. You actually get someone in the U.S. and they are
friendly (without some thick ass accent). Wait time is less than 5 mins.



Brian Tillman July 11th 06 04:09 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 
bron_s wrote:

Im doing some testing with the GFI Fax Maker before we introduce it to
our company. But I cant find anyway to send a fax without having to
open up a new Outlook Contact.


DId you read the documentation? It says to address a fax message to the
address in order to send the fax to the FAXmaker
server. I don't see why you'd need a contact for that.
--
Brian Tillman


bron_s July 11th 06 04:42 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 

Brian Tillman wrote:
bron_s wrote:

Im doing some testing with the GFI Fax Maker before we introduce it to
our company. But I cant find anyway to send a fax without having to
open up a new Outlook Contact.


DId you read the documentation? It says to address a fax message to the
address in order to send the fax to the FAXmaker
server. I don't see why you'd need a contact for that.
--
Brian Tillman


Yes I did read it, did that most of the morning. Outlook responds by
saying it does not regconise the address. Which means I still need a
contact.


Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] July 11th 06 04:52 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 
Sending to [fax:nnn-nnnn] is not the same as sending to . Outlook should recognize as a valid email address.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"bron_s" wrote in message oups.com...

Brian Tillman wrote:
bron_s wrote:

Im doing some testing with the GFI Fax Maker before we introduce it to
our company. But I cant find anyway to send a fax without having to
open up a new Outlook Contact.


DId you read the documentation? It says to address a fax message to the
address in order to send the fax to the FAXmaker
server. I don't see why you'd need a contact for that.
--
Brian Tillman


Yes I did read it, did that most of the morning. Outlook responds by
saying it does not regconise the address. Which means I still need a
contact.


Brian Tillman July 11th 06 09:00 PM

How do I send a fax with GFI Fax maker without having to open up a new Outlook Contact?
 
bron_s wrote:


Yes I did read it, did that most of the morning. Outlook responds by
saying it does not regconise the address. Which means I still need a
contact.


Not at all. You need to set up the routing to the fax server properly.
It's in the documentation. I never heard of FAXmaker before you mentioned
it, but a quick perusal (about 15 minutes) of the docs indicates to me that
that is completely independent of Outlook and completely dependent on your
domain name service and mail routers.
--
Brian Tillman



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