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I am using the Microsoft Fax on Windows XP Home to
send/receive faxes. I am able to send and receive faxes most of the time, but intermittently the fax is received successfully but the tif file is not viewable. In the Microsoft Office Document Imaging application I get the following error: "One or more pages in this file cannot be viewed in Microsoft Document Imaging." I've played with the buffer size and setting it to a small size seems to help, but not eradicate this problem. Could it be a line issue? Thoughts? Thank you in advance for any help with this issue. |
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