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  • #2541
    jcantwell
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    Hi All,
    I am automating the faxing of crystal reports through VB6. I have no
    problem doing this when I am on a machine that has Winfax on it and is
    acting as a host or a standalone version. What I can not figure out
    is why it fails when faxing from a winfax installation that is
    configuered to be a client.

    below is the code that is being used
    all retcodes as expected for success
    this statement never is true
    objWinFaxSend.IsEntryIDReady(0) <> 1

    ‘determine the printer port for winfax port is different on
    98,2000 & Xp
    Dim P As Object
    For Each P In Printers
    If P.DeviceName Like “*WinFax*” Then
    printerPort = P.Port
    Exit For
    End If
    Next P

    If objWinFaxSend Is Nothing Then
    Set objWinFaxSend = CreateObject(“WinFax.SDKSend”)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.ResetGeneralSettings()
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetResolution(1)
    End If

    If contact = “” Then
    strRecipient = “Human Resources”
    Else
    strRecipient = contact
    End If
    strFaxNumber = fnum

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.LeaveRunning()

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetTo(strRecipient)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetNumber(strFaxNumber)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetCompany(coname)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetSubject(“Random Report”)

    If cover Then
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetUseCover(1)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetCoverFile(“z:pdoxcov.cvp”)
    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetCoverText(“Random Report”)
    End If

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.AddRecipient()

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.SetPrintFromApp(1)

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.Send(1)

    retcode = objWinFaxSend.ShowSendScreen(0)

    rpt.SelectPrinter “WinFax”, “WinFax”, printerPort ‘”NE00:”

    rpt.PaperOrientation = crDefaultPaperOrientation
    rpt.PrintOut False

    Do While objWinFaxSend.IsEntryIDReady(0) <> 1
    DoEvents
    Loop

    ‘set winfax object instance to nothing

    Set objWinFaxSend = Nothing
    Set P = Nothing
    End Sub

    Any help would be greatly appreciated,
    TIA,
    Jac

    #4270
    Anonymous
    Member

    what version of windows is the host/standalone, and what version of windows for the client?
    also what are the versions of WinFax used in both?
    (check Help, About for release version & date)

    #4271
    jcantwell
    Member

    I have tried these configurations
    (not successfull)
    Host/standalone Win98 with winfax pro 10.02
    client win xp with winfax pro 10.02
    (successfull)
    standalone win98 with winfax 10.02
    win98 with winfax 9.03
    win xp with winfax 10.00

    As a final situation I will need to be able to fax the reports with a host (win98 winfax 10.0) and clients that can be win98,win2K & winxp running winfax 10

    Thanks

    #4272
    Anonymous
    Member

    Windows XP and WinFax PRO 10.02 combinations will not work due to a bug in WinFax PRO 10.02 SDK. (See forums for this problem)

    Your code shows printing using Port “NE01” which is used in Windows NT/2000/XP only. It should not work in Windows 9x

    #4273
    jcantwell
    Member

    I realized the printer problem when I when from 98 (LPT1:) into winxp that is why I query the Printers collection to get the port on the current machine ( the Ne00: is commented out,hard to read in the post)

    Just to confirm what you are saying. If I stick with Winfax 10.0 or earlier I will be able to send faxes from machines acting as clients using the same code as if they were standalone machines?

    Thanks

    #4274
    Anonymous
    Member

    yes if you stick with 10.0 you should be ok with 9x/2000/XP

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