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January 7th 08, 11:14 AM
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Windows Server 2003 Fax Routing and Vista print problem
Hi,
when I receive a fax from Windows Server 2003 fax routing it appears as a TIFF attachment. When opening the image it will be displayed on my Vista machine correct. But when I try to print it the image has a wrong orientation and is stretched. I tried nearly everything but I don't get it printed out correct. When printing the same on a Windows XP machine everythings looks correct. Opening it in Photoshop 6 it is stretched, too. Is it possible to change the output format e.g. to PDF (without third-party software)? Regards, Michael 
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January 10th 08, 06:09 PM
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Windows Server 2003 Fax Routing and Vista print problem
I have the same problem. I spent 7 hours on the phone yesterday with both
Vista and Microsoft Office and neither were able to fix the problem. They finally blamed the issue on the printer configuration then told me to contact HP. I did contact HP, but there was no resolution there either. Please let me know if you find a solution to the problem and I will do the same. Thanks "Michael Schwarz" wrote: Hi, when I receive a fax from Windows Server 2003 fax routing it appears as a TIFF attachment. When opening the image it will be displayed on my Vista machine correct. But when I try to print it the image has a wrong orientation and is stretched. I tried nearly everything but I don't get it printed out correct. When printing the same on a Windows XP machine everythings looks correct. Opening it in Photoshop 6 it is stretched, too. Is it possible to change the output format e.g. to PDF (without third-party software)? Regards, Michael
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February 1st 08, 09:45 AM
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Windows Server 2003 Fax Routing and Vista print problem
I have created a support call for this... will report when I got a solution.
Michael "JHend80" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I have the same problem. I spent 7 hours on the phone yesterday with both Vista and Microsoft Office and neither were able to fix the problem. They finally blamed the issue on the printer configuration then told me to contact HP. I did contact HP, but there was no resolution there either. Please let me know if you find a solution to the problem and I will do the same. Thanks "Michael Schwarz" wrote: Hi, when I receive a fax from Windows Server 2003 fax routing it appears as a TIFF attachment. When opening the image it will be displayed on my Vista machine correct. But when I try to print it the image has a wrong orientation and is stretched. I tried nearly everything but I don't get it printed out correct. When printing the same on a Windows XP machine everythings looks correct. Opening it in Photoshop 6 it is stretched, too. Is it possible to change the output format e.g. to PDF (without third-party software)? Regards, Michael
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