Faxing from XP or Word

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It is impossible to fax while you are "On line"!



"ES" <ES@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:835ABF9E-660C-4234-A47A-8105882238ED@microsoft.com...
> My fax modem work because I am online and I can fax from Outlook Express
> however when I try to fax a document in XP or Word my computer freezes up
and
> eventually I get a message that XP or Word is not responding. Can anyone
> help?

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)

The basics of "FAXING" from your computer include:

1. You must have a data/fax modem either internal to or external and
connected to your computer.
2. You must have a telephone line attached to your modem, above.
3. You must have software that permits creating a facsimile image to
transmit.
4. You can EITHER (but not both, simultaneously) FAX or connect to the
Internet.

If you have not consulted the HELP functions within MS-Word and/or Win
XP, take that route first.

Good FAXING!

ES Wrote:
> My fax modem work because I am online and I can fax from Outlook
> Express
> however when I try to fax a document in XP or Word my computer freezes
> up and
> eventually I get a message that XP or Word is not responding. Can
> anyone
> help?


--
pawgrits

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)

When using MS Fax, check whether the Fax service
is up and running in services.msc. And is the Fax Send
wizard opening up when printing to a Fax printer.

--
Naresh Chandrasekaran,
Microsoft Printing, Imaging and Fax Team

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>-----Original Message-----
>My fax modem work because I am online and I can fax from
Outlook Express
>however when I try to fax a document in XP or Word my
computer freezes up and
>eventually I get a message that XP or Word is not
responding. Can anyone
>help?
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