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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
I have Office 2007 and due to problems with my fax modem and WinFax (not
fully compatible with Vista) have purchased internet fax software and license which allows me to send any document as an attachment via the internet. I can receive faxes the same way, via an email. At present this entails scanning document to Picture Gallary (what a mess that is) and then attaching it to my inrternet email over the web. How can I set up MyFax as the default fax in Word, so I can send a fax direct from word? |
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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
Thanks for reply. I did not mention mail merge. I was able to send faxes
direct from my PC with internal modem when my OS was Windows XP. I was also able to scan documents and send them by fax using the scanner software, using the basic Microsoft fax, but that does'nt work with Vista. I looked at WinFax but I cannot find satisfactory proof that it works with Vista. So I went for MyFax which operates from a web page; but this entails scanning a letter or document I have, which seems a bummer when the letter is in front of me. As with everybody, faxes are a last resort these days, but it is handy if recipient is not computer orientated. I DID advise the fax/email software that Outlook was my default email provider but cannot find how to alter Microsoft Fax to accept Myfax as default fax. I was able to set Winfax as default. Sorry for the long reply but don't watse too mcuh time on this one. best wishes, Lindsay McGibbon (Mr) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Not sure what this has to do with a mail merge. Did you subscribe to one of the Internet Fax Services that integrates with Office 2007? If so, which one? Did you integrate it with Outlook? Once you do, you send Word documents using these complicated instructions: Send Internet Fax -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" Lindsay wrote in message ... I have Office 2007 and due to problems with my fax modem and WinFax (not fully compatible with Vista) have purchased internet fax software and license which allows me to send any document as an attachment via the internet. I can receive faxes the same way, via an email. At present this entails scanning document to Picture Gallary (what a mess that is) and then attaching it to my inrternet email over the web. How can I set up MyFax as the default fax in Word, so I can send a fax direct from word? |
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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
Lindsay McGibbon wrote:
Thanks for reply. I did not mention mail merge. This is a mailmerge forum? I was able to send faxes direct from my PC with internal modem when my OS was Windows XP. I was also able to scan documents and send them by fax using the scanner software, using the basic Microsoft fax, but that does'nt work with Vista. Maybe http://www.rkssoftware.com/rksfax/overview.html will fill the bill? -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org |
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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
I know you did not mention mail merge. That's my point. Why did you post in
a mail merge group? You also did not follow my suggestion. You have Office 2007, right? Office 2007 integrates with several Internet Fax Services, including MyFax. So integrate it. If you don't know how, follow the instructions MyFax provides. Or just open Outlook New Internet Fax and follow the instructions. http://www.myfax.com/microsoft-office-fax.asp -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" wrote in message ... Thanks for reply. I did not mention mail merge. I was able to send faxes direct from my PC with internal modem when my OS was Windows XP. I was also able to scan documents and send them by fax using the scanner software, using the basic Microsoft fax, but that does'nt work with Vista. I looked at WinFax but I cannot find satisfactory proof that it works with Vista. So I went for MyFax which operates from a web page; but this entails scanning a letter or document I have, which seems a bummer when the letter is in front of me. As with everybody, faxes are a last resort these days, but it is handy if recipient is not computer orientated. I DID advise the fax/email software that Outlook was my default email provider but cannot find how to alter Microsoft Fax to accept Myfax as default fax. I was able to set Winfax as default. Sorry for the long reply but don't watse too mcuh time on this one. best wishes, Lindsay McGibbon (Mr) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Not sure what this has to do with a mail merge. Did you subscribe to one of the Internet Fax Services that integrates with Office 2007? If so, which one? Did you integrate it with Outlook? Once you do, you send Word documents using these complicated instructions: Send Internet Fax -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" Lindsay wrote in message ... I have Office 2007 and due to problems with my fax modem and WinFax (not fully compatible with Vista) have purchased internet fax software and license which allows me to send any document as an attachment via the internet. I can receive faxes the same way, via an email. At present this entails scanning document to Picture Gallary (what a mess that is) and then attaching it to my inrternet email over the web. How can I set up MyFax as the default fax in Word, so I can send a fax direct from word? |
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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
Why did you post in a mail merge group?
It may be because the Mailmerge and fields group is called "Mailmerge and Fax" in the MS Communities website, or it was when I last looked. I've mentioned this to MS more than once, but you know how it is... -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message ... I know you did not mention mail merge. That's my point. Why did you post in a mail merge group? You also did not follow my suggestion. You have Office 2007, right? Office 2007 integrates with several Internet Fax Services, including MyFax. So integrate it. If you don't know how, follow the instructions MyFax provides. Or just open Outlook New Internet Fax and follow the instructions. http://www.myfax.com/microsoft-office-fax.asp -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" wrote in message ... Thanks for reply. I did not mention mail merge. I was able to send faxes direct from my PC with internal modem when my OS was Windows XP. I was also able to scan documents and send them by fax using the scanner software, using the basic Microsoft fax, but that does'nt work with Vista. I looked at WinFax but I cannot find satisfactory proof that it works with Vista. So I went for MyFax which operates from a web page; but this entails scanning a letter or document I have, which seems a bummer when the letter is in front of me. As with everybody, faxes are a last resort these days, but it is handy if recipient is not computer orientated. I DID advise the fax/email software that Outlook was my default email provider but cannot find how to alter Microsoft Fax to accept Myfax as default fax. I was able to set Winfax as default. Sorry for the long reply but don't watse too mcuh time on this one. best wishes, Lindsay McGibbon (Mr) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Not sure what this has to do with a mail merge. Did you subscribe to one of the Internet Fax Services that integrates with Office 2007? If so, which one? Did you integrate it with Outlook? Once you do, you send Word documents using these complicated instructions: Send Internet Fax -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" Lindsay wrote in message ... I have Office 2007 and due to problems with my fax modem and WinFax (not fully compatible with Vista) have purchased internet fax software and license which allows me to send any document as an attachment via the internet. I can receive faxes the same way, via an email. At present this entails scanning document to Picture Gallary (what a mess that is) and then attaching it to my inrternet email over the web. How can I set up MyFax as the default fax in Word, so I can send a fax direct from word? |
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How can I use internat fax as default fax from Word 2007?
How odd, but how typical. Just another of the many reasons people should use
a real newsreader and not the dumbed-down website. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Peter Jamieson" wrote in message ... Why did you post in a mail merge group? It may be because the Mailmerge and fields group is called "Mailmerge and Fax" in the MS Communities website, or it was when I last looked. I've mentioned this to MS more than once, but you know how it is... -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message ... I know you did not mention mail merge. That's my point. Why did you post in a mail merge group? You also did not follow my suggestion. You have Office 2007, right? Office 2007 integrates with several Internet Fax Services, including MyFax. So integrate it. If you don't know how, follow the instructions MyFax provides. Or just open Outlook New Internet Fax and follow the instructions. http://www.myfax.com/microsoft-office-fax.asp -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" wrote in message ... Thanks for reply. I did not mention mail merge. I was able to send faxes direct from my PC with internal modem when my OS was Windows XP. I was also able to scan documents and send them by fax using the scanner software, using the basic Microsoft fax, but that does'nt work with Vista. I looked at WinFax but I cannot find satisfactory proof that it works with Vista. So I went for MyFax which operates from a web page; but this entails scanning a letter or document I have, which seems a bummer when the letter is in front of me. As with everybody, faxes are a last resort these days, but it is handy if recipient is not computer orientated. I DID advise the fax/email software that Outlook was my default email provider but cannot find how to alter Microsoft Fax to accept Myfax as default fax. I was able to set Winfax as default. Sorry for the long reply but don't watse too mcuh time on this one. best wishes, Lindsay McGibbon (Mr) "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Not sure what this has to do with a mail merge. Did you subscribe to one of the Internet Fax Services that integrates with Office 2007? If so, which one? Did you integrate it with Outlook? Once you do, you send Word documents using these complicated instructions: Send Internet Fax -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lindsay McGibbon" Lindsay wrote in message ... I have Office 2007 and due to problems with my fax modem and WinFax (not fully compatible with Vista) have purchased internet fax software and license which allows me to send any document as an attachment via the internet. I can receive faxes the same way, via an email. At present this entails scanning document to Picture Gallary (what a mess that is) and then attaching it to my inrternet email over the web. How can I set up MyFax as the default fax in Word, so I can send a fax direct from word? |
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Yes, I’ve also faced the same problem but then I figured it out. For those who are still facing this problem, it’s because the payment app requires to be connected with a strong internet connection. You can check your internet connection using this tool ptcl speed test to make sure that the speed of your internet strong enough to handle the app or not.
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