Hey guys,
anyone of you encounter when fax forwarding to email suppose to be in PDF format but still received in tiff format?
parameter setting for switch 21 bit 3 already set to 1.
any other setting that need to be changed???
Appreciate it. Thanks.
Hey guys,
anyone of you encounter when fax forwarding to email suppose to be in PDF format but still received in tiff format?
parameter setting for switch 21 bit 3 already set to 1.
any other setting that need to be changed???
Appreciate it. Thanks.
Switch 21 bit 3 only changes between TIFF and PDF when the fax is forwarded to Folder.
Unfortunately, you can only forward to email as a TIFF.
If the customer absolutely needs a PDF, GlobalScan NX Serverless can do the job quite nicely.
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hey guys,
fax forward to email can be in PDF.
tested & proven. Select EMAIL not INTERNET FAX.
switch 21 bit 3 set to 1.
Thanks for the Info.
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I've fought this issue repeatedly, and have yet to get faxes forwarded to email as PDF.
Perhaps this issue varies between marketplaces (ie... Singapore vs. US)?
If so, it wouldn't come as a big surprise.
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yes, I know how to set up email addresses on the address book but what I'm saying is that when you turn on forwarding and you set the receiver (usertools-facsimile features-reception settings-forwarding-receiver) there is no email tab. what you get is a folder tab, a fax tab, and a internet fax tab. Folder tab is for forwarding to a shared folder on the network. Fax tab is for forwarding to a fax number and the internet fax tab is for forwarding to an email address but you get a TIFF. There is a bit switch for converting a file from TIFF to PDF when you forward to a folder but not to an email.
Not sure about the MP C3300s in your area but in Australia all the ones I have seen have the email tab as an option when you want to forward fax.
With PDF an option as stated above.
Last edited by apache_cat; 09-02-2009 at 09:36 AM.
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