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May 11, 2003 at 7:53 pm #3374
mam
MemberDear moderator … this is the most authoritative source of info after one week search that I have found on winfax and I am surprised how you put this effort for something that is not yours.
This must be very easy for you since you have respective products. After leaving a major crash recently on my win2000 I try to make operation much more safe. In doing that I can find no way to work winfax pro 10.0 on my win2k SP3 (clean installation). I have included “everybody” in regaccess I have given easy permissions to all folders and program modules that I thought are relevant but nothing happens. When I print from anywhere (say “notebook”) I get the fax send window with a cover letter but without my print object. When I try to cancel the fax … I get a hang (needs to log off) … It works fine in power or administator accounts.
In a dual boot installation of win2k where I have applied the compatibility template to user groups it works fine … but in trying to do everything much safer I do not want to do this to this clean install.
May 22, 2003 at 5:40 pm #6548Anonymous
MemberGlad to hear you find this forum useful!
Have you tried the following suggestions from the Symantec site?
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT….7453904
😀May 24, 2003 at 6:36 pm #6549mam
Memberthank you for your reply …. if I remember well I have tried the item suggested but there is very few things you can do in “user” account of win2k. Certainly you can not install winfax pro and I do not remember what happened when I tried to reinstall the print driver … but I will try again your suggestion and post the results.
Please note that winfax print works normally in “administrator” or “power” user accounts … the problem is with the low priviledge accounts such as “user”.
Brgds, mam
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