Receiving Faxes

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Swany

Help, I just recently switched from MS Outlook 2000 to MS Outlook XP only to find out that it doesn't support receiving faxes!! Could anybody give me an idea of what to do? What alternative are available or solutions people have come up with. It was just so incredibly convenient to have email and faxes come to one location in my INBox
Thanks
Swany
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

You must have changed more than your Outlook version. Outlook 2002 can still
receive faxes in the Inbox, depending on your fax software. Did you change
that too?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Swany said:
Help, I just recently switched from MS Outlook 2000 to MS Outlook XP only
to find out that it doesn't support receiving faxes!! Could anybody give me
an idea of what to do? What alternative are available or solutions people
have come up with. It was just so incredibly convenient to have email and
faxes come to one location in my INBox.
 
S

Swany

No change in software, just an installed the Outlook XP. I can't find the ability to fax anywhere. I got into some Outlook support sites that says it doesn't work with Symantex Fax Starter Edition. I'm really puzzled. I've been researching if there's software programs that will allow for it. To me it seems like it should just have it as part of the Outlook program. What do you think?
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Oh good heavens. I didn't think anyone was still trying to use Win Fax SE.
It was abandoned years ago. Outlook does not provide fax software, it only
integrates with the fax software provided by Windows. What operating system
are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Swany said:
No change in software, just an installed the Outlook XP. I can't find the
ability to fax anywhere. I got into some Outlook support sites that says it
doesn't work with Symantex Fax Starter Edition. I'm really puzzled. I've
been researching if there's software programs that will allow for it. To me
it seems like it should just have it as part of the Outlook program. What
do you think?
 

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