You'll want to post in one of the programming groups. You won't find answers
here, I suspect.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I've been developing a asp.net site that sends a fax generated by a
script. I use the faxcomex object to send the fax.
I create an html file and save it with a .doc extension attatch it to
the body when I call the script. When the script is executed word
launches and prints to the fax-modem and it's on it's way. This works
with other applications that support the print verb command.
One problem is when I copy the files to my test IIS from the debug IIS.
the page just hangs.
here is my fax function:
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Dim faxServer As New Object
Dim faxDocument As New Object
faxServer = CreateObject("FAXCOMEX.FaxServer")
faxDocument = CreateObject("FAXCOMEX.Faxdocument")
faxServer.connect("")
faxDocument.body = "c:\temp_proposal.doc"
faxDocument.documentname = "Proposal"
faxDocument.Recipients.Add(faxnum)
Dim JobID = faxDocument.ConnectedSubmit(faxServer)
faxServer = Nothing
faxDocument = Nothing
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I suspect it may be a permissions problem but I gave asp.net and IUSR
administrative access to see if that resolved it and nothing.
Additionaly, I plan to put this on my windows 2003 server which doesn't
have word or other applications to launch to execute the print, I
wouldn't those aps constantly launching anyway.
Any suggestions for either problem would be greatly appreciated.
-Yanir
Yanir - 13 Dec 2006 21:17 GMT
I'll certainly do that, just hoping an outlook guru might have some
insight others might not. Faxcomex is used by outlook in xp and later.
On Dec 13, 4:08 pm, "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" <russ...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> You'll want to post in one of the programming groups. You won't find answers
> here, I suspect.
[quoted text clipped - 40 lines]
>
> -Yanir
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 13 Dec 2006 21:46 GMT
I don't think any of the Outlook developers would have a clue about this. I
certainly don't. It's more a library that might be used by Outlook but isn't
really Outlook related. I think it might be better to post in a Windows
group, that library might be related to one of the Windows faxing services.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm
I'll certainly do that, just hoping an outlook guru might have some
insight others might not. Faxcomex is used by outlook in xp and later.
FWIW the approach I developed to help people mailmerge to traditional
faxmodems seems to work, but it uses a separate "print to TIFF" step. The
code's more complicated than you need, but it's at
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk/t0001.htm
if you want to try something slightly different. As far as I know the
version that uses faxcomex has not been tried as much as the earlier
version.
Peter Jamieson
I've been developing a asp.net site that sends a fax generated by a
script. I use the faxcomex object to send the fax.
I create an html file and save it with a .doc extension attatch it to
the body when I call the script. When the script is executed word
launches and prints to the fax-modem and it's on it's way. This works
with other applications that support the print verb command.
One problem is when I copy the files to my test IIS from the debug IIS.
the page just hangs.
here is my fax function:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dim faxServer As New Object
Dim faxDocument As New Object
faxServer = CreateObject("FAXCOMEX.FaxServer")
faxDocument = CreateObject("FAXCOMEX.Faxdocument")
faxServer.connect("")
faxDocument.body = "c:\temp_proposal.doc"
faxDocument.documentname = "Proposal"
faxDocument.Recipients.Add(faxnum)
Dim JobID = faxDocument.ConnectedSubmit(faxServer)
faxServer = Nothing
faxDocument = Nothing
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I suspect it may be a permissions problem but I gave asp.net and IUSR
administrative access to see if that resolved it and nothing.
Additionaly, I plan to put this on my windows 2003 server which doesn't
have word or other applications to launch to execute the print, I
wouldn't those aps constantly launching anyway.
Any suggestions for either problem would be greatly appreciated.
-Yanir