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Using FAXCOMEXLib with HTML files

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Russell Reed - 22 Oct 2003 15:54 GMT
I am trying to create a c# component to automate the faxing of documents.
In order for these documents to be created easily I am using html docs, but
when I use the FAXCOMEXLib component to send the fax, I always get the
printer window popup and must click print in order to send the fax.  My
machine is currently being used as the faxserver.   If I send a word doc as
the fax body it sends fine with no popup.  Is there any way of bypassing
this popup?

Thanks

Russ
Russell Reed - 23 Oct 2003 13:56 GMT
I actually found the answer myself but I thought I would share it. I had to
go into Folder Options and set Word as the default opener for HTML files.

> I am trying to create a c# component to automate the faxing of documents.
> In order for these documents to be created easily I am using html docs, but
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> Russ

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