
- #FIND FAXDOCUMENT HOW TO#
- #FIND FAXDOCUMENT PDF#
- #FIND FAXDOCUMENT INSTALL#
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Once you do this you will have no problem sending PDF files to your fax server using code or printing PDF files to your fax server that you have open in Acrobat.įor those of you who are interested, here is my new code, not much has changed: Public Sub SendFax(RptName, faxNumber, faxName)ĭoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, RptName, acFormatPDF, strFile, False
#FIND FAXDOCUMENT INSTALL#
To solve this problem you need to install Adobe Acrobat and set it as your default pdf viewer as it supports printing to faxes.

The issue is that the default viewer for pdf on a new install of Windows 10 is Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft Edge does not support printing to Fax. (I assume the true would hold true for SNP files, but I only used SNP because Access 2003 didn't support export to PDF, no point in worrying about an outdated file format) However it has nothing to do with Access 2016, or Windows Fax and Scan. The issue is most definitely a file association issue.
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Of course our server is due for an upgrade given that its OS is 13 years old, would upgrading to Windows Server 2012 solve the problem? Or should I wait for Windows Server 2016 to be released?Īny help would be greatly appreciated. I also wonder if I would be able to set up a Windows 7 machine as a fax server and if that would solve the problem.
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I do see that there is a workaround mentioned on the web page about write permissions, but I don't know how to do this, plus I don't have a C:\ProgramData directory on my computer. I also tried implementing that JobID variable shown on that page into my code, but it still results in the same error. I did happen to stumble upon this web page that is outdated and references Vista, but I wonder if it holds true for Windows 10 as well: Sending a Fax (Windows) In place of FD.Submit but either way the code blows up on that line. I have also tried using: FD.ConnectedSubmit(FS) 'FD.Recipients.Add USCanonicalPhone(faxNumber), faxName

This is my fax code: Public Sub SendFax(RptName, faxNumber, faxName)ĭoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, RptName, acFormatSNP, strFile, False Our fax server is a Windows Server 2003 machine, and like I said I am running my application in Access 2016 on a Windows 10 machine. It pretty much converted perfectly except for one of its features, sending faxes. I have decided to convert to Access 2016 so that it will continue to work in Windows 10 in case we ever need to replace one of our current Windows 7 machines and only Windows 10 is available. I have a legacy Access 2003 application that we have been running in Wondows 7.
