FaxMaker Section
Overview To populate certain recipient information in a cover page, GFI FaxMaker ordinarily pulls information from a Global Address Book (GAB) contact. To pass recipient information to the cover page ...
Overview This article lists the steps to reinstall the Dialogic Brooktrout TR1034 driver if it happens to become corrupt or if it has an issue while updating. Process Navigate to Control Panel > Progr...
Overview There are times when ongoing configuration changes have been made to the configuration of a Brooktrout TR1034/SR140 which may be producing undesirable effects. It may be a useful troubleshoo...
Overview The customer wants to recreate the NetPrintQueue2Fax printer on the GFI FaxMaker server. This article provides the steps to recreate the NetPrintQueue2Fax printer. Environment GFI FaxMaker....
Overview This article provides the steps to remove the NetPrintQueueFax driver manually from the client machine. Process Follow the steps below to remove the NetPrintQueueFax driver from the client ...
Overview By default, GFI FaxMaker will enclose the number of the sending fax server in quotes. This is required since the number may contain spaces. For example:+1 65756 382419 @faxmaker.com However, ...
Overview This article provides information to run an application as a different user. This applies to Microsoft Windows 7, 8, 2008, and 2012. Information If you are logged into Windows as a local us...
Overview GFI FaxMaker allows different users to use different coverpages for their faxes. Follow the instructions provided below to assign specific users to a coverpage. This information applies to: G...
AnswerTo send a fax with a different coverpage instead the default coverpage configured in the GFI FaxMaker configuration please specify the name of the custom coverpage in the GFI FaxMaker Client as ...
Overview In Microsoft Exchange, Global Address List (GAL) business fax contacts can be stored. When sending a fax, these business fax contacts can be included in the composed fax email request sent fr...
