Re: fax duration

[nate]

thanks... I know I technically shouldn't need to, but one
of my usual fax recipients has a weird and long answering
machine that I have to suffer through. Thanks anyways.


>-----Original Message-----
>You can't, nor should you need to. There is no need to
try for more than a
>minute.
>You can configure the number of retries and the interval
between retries.
>--
>Russ Valentine
>[MVP-Outlook]
>"nate" > wrote in message
om...
>> My fax program from XP cuts off the attempt to send a
fax if there is
>> no reception in one minute. I often need it to
continue attempting
>> after that minute is up, especially when faxing to a
number that has
>> an answering machine attached. How would I extend the
program's
>> attempt time?
>
>
>.
>

[Mayuri Diwan[MSFT]]

You can do that by following these steps:-

1) Go to the device manager. (Launch devmgmt.msc)
2) Go to the Modem node, and select you modem.
3) Right-Click and select the "Properties" menu option.
4) In the Properties page go to the "Advanced" taband click the "Change
Default Preferences" button.
5) In the "default preferences" window on the "General" Pane and change the
value of "Cancel the call if not connected within" from 60 secs to what you
wish to.

--
Thanks,
Mayuri Diwan
Microsoft Printing, Imaging and Fax Team

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"nate" > wrote in message
om...
> My fax program from XP cuts off the attempt to send a fax if there is
> no reception in one minute. I often need it to continue attempting
> after that minute is up, especially when faxing to a number that has
> an answering machine attached. How would I extend the program's
> attempt time?