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Microsoft Personal Fax for Windows
October 1996
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(c) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1996
Contents
What Is Personal Fax for Windows?
Sending Faxes
Receiving Faxes
Setting Up Your Modem and Configuring Your Workstation Fax
Where Do I Go From Here?
Getting Help
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What Is Personal Fax for Windows?
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Personal Fax for Windows is a program you use to send and
receive faxes from a computer running Windows NT Workstation.
Personal Fax for Windows converts all outgoing and incoming
faxes to .TIF-formatted files, which you can print or view
and store online.
Think of your fax modem or other fax device as a printer.
You send faxes in the same way you print ordinary documents.
Note: Personal Fax for Windows supports one fax device at
a time. Other networked users cannot send or receive faxes
through your computer.
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Sending Faxes
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You can send a fax in any of three ways:
x You can fax an open document directly from its
application simply by selecting your fax printer as
your target printer. On the File menu of the application,
click Print (or Send), and the Fax Send Utility opens
to guide you through each step. Its easy.
x You can use the Fax Send Utility (Start/Programs/Fax) to
create your fax on-the-fly. Use this method only when you do
not need to include file attachments.
x You can send a fax from Exchange using special fax
addresses you define in your personal address book. When you
select a recipient whose address is a fax address, the e-mail
that you type becomes your fax. Using Exchange, you can
simultaneously send a message to both fax and e-mail
recipients. You can also include file attachments within the
messages. A copy of each fax you send is stored in the Sent
folder, just as e-mail messages are.
Regardless of the method you use to send your fax, youll
automatically be notified by e-mail whether or not your fax
transmission was successful.
You can also archive copies of all outgoing faxes in a designated
folder on your hard disk.
Personal Fax for Windows provides several standard cover pages and
a handy cover-page editor you can use to create or modify your own.
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Receiving Faxes
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To view a received fax online, use the Fax Document Viewer
(Start/Programs/Fax). You can combine any of the following methods
for dealing with the faxes you receive.
x You can automatically route all incoming faxes to a folder on
your computer or on another networked computer.
x You can automatically print each fax upon arrival.
x You can automatically receive faxes as mail messages in your
Exchange Inbox.
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Setting Up Your Modem and Configuring Your Workstation Fax
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First, install your fax modem in your computer according to the
manufacturers instructions. Please see the release notes for
a list of supported modems.
Personal Fax For Windows adds a Fax properties application to your
Control Panel (Start/Settings/Control Panel).
Next, use the Fax properties application to specify fax settings,
such as:
x Your name, fax number, and other personal information you
want to include on the cover pages of outgoing faxes.
x Paper size, image quality, and page orientation.
x The number of times you want the modem to redial after
an unsuccessful call attempt, and the interval between
redials.
x How you want to handle incoming faxes.
x Whether to send the fax immediately or at another time,
such as during off-peak hours when usage and long-distance
phone rates are lower.
x The cover page you want to use.
x The logging-priority level for successful and unsuccessful
fax events. You can view fax events in the Event Viewer,
which you can find under Start/Programs/Administrator Tools.
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Where Do I Go From Here?
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Setting up Personal Fax for Windows adds the following items to
your Start menu, under Programs in a new Fax group:
x Cover Page Editor
x Fax Configuration
x Fax Document Viewer
x Fax Send Utility
x Help
x Problem Reporting Form
x Read Me First
x Release Notes
Setup also adds the Fax properties application to your Control
Panel.
>>> To start the Fax properties application
1. Click Start, point to Programs, and then point to Fax.
2. Click Configuration.
Note: You can also double-click Fax in
Control Panel.
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Getting Help
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Personal Fax for Windows provides two ways to get help: a
complete online Help system and context-sensitive Help.
Online Help provides step-by-step guidance for faxing tasks.
>>> To open online Help
1. On the desktop, double-click My Computer.
2. On the Help menu, click Help Topics.
3. Click the Index tab.
4. Type:
fax procedures
5. Click OK.
Context-sensitive Help explains options in the Fax Configuration
utility interface.
>>> To use context-sensitive Help
1. If necessary, click Start, point to Settings, and
click Control Panel; then double-click Fax
Configuration.
2. Click the ? button in the upper-right corner of the
dialog box.
3. Point to the item in the dialog you want described
and click.
Note: You can also right-click the item and then click
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