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Fax & Scan
How do you give the Fax and Scan program access to file folders?
"Windows Fax and Scan cannot run as it cannot access your documents folder. Please ensure that Windows Fax and Scan can access that folder. |
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Fax & Scan
WFS will do this automatically unless you moved them to an unsupported
location. Tell us the rest of your story. This sounds like end user error. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "RC" wrote in message ... How do you give the Fax and Scan program access to file folders? "Windows Fax and Scan cannot run as it cannot access your documents folder. Please ensure that Windows Fax and Scan can access that folder. |
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Fax & Scan
My computer is connected to a domain and my files are on the server. The
Documents folder was redirected; an error occurred during this process. I have cleaned this up, redirected the folder and now I'm good to go. RC "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: WFS will do this automatically unless you moved them to an unsupported location. Tell us the rest of your story. This sounds like end user error. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "RC" wrote in message ... How do you give the Fax and Scan program access to file folders? "Windows Fax and Scan cannot run as it cannot access your documents folder. Please ensure that Windows Fax and Scan can access that folder. |