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I thought I'd try this... It didn't work for me.William M wrote:...
Also, if no attachment is sent. The body will be converted and sent through as the fax.
I'm sending from Thunderbird. I tried sending the email, without attachments, as html and plain text. No faxes were delivered/received.
For the email sent as html only, I received an "Email2Fax failed..." notification correctly.
For the email sent as plain-text only, I received an "Fax Successful..." notification - Incorrectly.
I then confirmed that I could still send, receive, and receive email notification correctly for a .pdf attachment. This still worked - OK.
Matt.
Edit: Whoops. Didn't read that...
That probably explains it.William M wrote:At the moment file conversion has been taken off for further testing.
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Is there any reason the fax service would fail to send to our ADSL service number?
I tried sending a test .doc at 1:40PM today and haven't received anything on the fax or in my inbox.
I acknowledge I may have used the incorrect case in the password I set, but then, I haven't received an email advising incorrect details anyway.
I tried sending a test .doc at 1:40PM today and haven't received anything on the fax or in my inbox.
I acknowledge I may have used the incorrect case in the password I set, but then, I haven't received an email advising incorrect details anyway.
Probably mentioned before, in order of priority:
1)
Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my registered email password.
I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
2)
Ability to send custom header.
3)
Text email, without attachment, didn't format correctly.
1)
Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my registered email password.
I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
2)
Ability to send custom header.
3)
Text email, without attachment, didn't format correctly.
>>1)
>>Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
>>I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my >>registered email password.
>>I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
This is not subject to change. The password must be kept with the subject line.
>>2)
>>Ability to send custom header.
This is not possible. I suggest placing your cover page within the document that you attach.
>>3)
>>Text email, without attachment, didn't format correctly.
This will be looked into.
>>Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
>>I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my >>registered email password.
>>I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
This is not subject to change. The password must be kept with the subject line.
>>2)
>>Ability to send custom header.
This is not possible. I suggest placing your cover page within the document that you attach.
>>3)
>>Text email, without attachment, didn't format correctly.
This will be looked into.
Thanks William.William M wrote:>>1)
>>Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
>>I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my >>registered email password.
>>I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
This is not subject to change. The password must be kept with the subject line.
I include my password in the subject line, in addition to a useful subject.
I get an authentication failure.
It would be nice if it would look for the password anywhere in the subject field, (I guess the end would be best).
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Only include the password.darylp wrote:Thanks William.William M wrote:>>1)
>>Ability to look for password anywhere in the Subject field.
>>I'd like to have a useful subject in the email to fax, rather than just my >>registered email password.
>>I often search by subject when looking at what I've sent.
This is not subject to change. The password must be kept with the subject line.
I include my password in the subject line, in addition to a useful subject.
I get an authentication failure.
It would be nice if it would look for the password anywhere in the subject field, (I guess the end would be best).
Hi dsc68
What program are you using to create the PDF file? From this post (and my own experience) it seems that all PDF creation programs are not made equal.
Cheers
Gidget
What program are you using to create the PDF file? From this post (and my own experience) it seems that all PDF creation programs are not made equal.
Cheers
Gidget
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