WinFax v8.03, Adobe Acrobat v3.01, Win95a, 200MHz Pentium, 128MB RAM
Any ideas/pointers would be appreciated.
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Jim_Thompson wrote in message ...
|What happens when you try printing to winfax from Wordpad?
|What is the specific error message you are getting - if any?
|What is the extension of the file you are printing to winfax ?
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|Jim_Thompson wrote in message ...
|>If I attempt to print a fax via either PDFWriter or Apple LaserWriter
|>(to a file) WinFax crashes.
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|>WinFax v8.03, Adobe Acrobat v3.01, Win95a, 200MHz Pentium, 128MB RAM
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|>Any ideas/pointers would be appreciated.
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|> ...Jim Thompson
I'm sorry, my wording wasn't complete. The fax has been received and,
instead of printing it out via my hp6L, I want to print it to a PDF
file (so I can do form-fill operations). Experimenting, I've found
that the crash only occurs if I try to do 600dpi, so I guess it's now
a non-problem, just another weird behavior to add to WinFax's list.
Combining two pieces of flakey software is bound to lead to interesting
results. As far as I remember WinFax "spools" its output in WMF format
before printing it. This might not make PDFWriter happy.