I receive faxes to my e-mail as .tiff files. When printing these faxes, WPG cuts of the bottom of the image and stretches the rest of the image to fill a landscape page. I've adjusted the page size, layout, resolution, etc. but still have this issue. Images look OK in the main view, but when I click on print, the distortion begins. When I select or deselect the 'Fit picture to frame' checkbox,...

Hi, I have Vista, and as you all know - it does not have fax. I use Act! and FaxAdmin. That is the only way I can send faxes. But! When I try to do that it dials: country code (81)+ area code+ fax#. But it doesn't work, since I am in the same country (Japan). I went though lots of troubles with FaxAdmin support - they blame it all on Windows. They said I need to check rules in Phone and...

*Can somebody tell me why my printer does not print like it did when I had and HP. My HP died and now I have a Dell with Vista. I'm tired of trying to get it to work. I can't even check the printer levels. I keep putting in new cartridges but my colors are all messed up if it prints at all. Please help. * -- Delbert Martens

Once again Microsoft shoots itself in the foot it has dribbled on while we all watch the hourglass icon. It's so typical of you to change something and not add any value to what you already had. Instead you take it away for no apparent reason. I'll spend some money on a fax program that I can be sure of. I would have spent some more of my coin on you but you don't know how to market your...

How can I stop the "print to file" function? When I go to print, that box comes up asking me "Output file name"? I simply wish to print. The print to file box is NOT checked either. I may not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but this is making me be even more dull. -- Doc

Hi there, I currently have a Windows XP (x86) computer running with my "HP Color LaserJet 4550" printer attached. It has been working great for ages, and I share it on my network to my other home computers. All the other computers in my house are also 32-bit. I recently purchased a new computer which is running 64-bit Windows Vista.

I have had loads of problems with the Dell AIO 948 trying to get it to print. After telephone conversations with Dell Tech. the printer will now print photos and Word documents, however I find I still cannot printout emails from Windows Mail. Help would be appreciated.

I have vista business and Office 2007. However whatever programme I print from, only one copy prints out no matter how many I choose to print in the print dialog box. Anyone know how I can fix this? Thanks

When I try to send a fax using Windows Fax and Scan I get an error message, "The fax can't be sent because of an unexpected error". This happens whether I print to the virtual Fax printer or create a New Fax from within the Windows Fax and Scan application. After selecting a Message Recipient and clicking Send there is a delay. During this delay the modem picks up and drops the phone line...

This is what the Canon tech support suggests: "If you didn’t already try, you could try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver so that you have the antivirus software and firewall off while installing." I guess the implication is that the printer should be installed while all antivirus and firewall software is disabled... so much for making things easy for the consumer...

For love nor money can I install a Canon ip4200 on a Vista Home system. Worked fine under XP, I have installed the latest Canon Vista driver (v2.00, b6C03MUx.exe) then when prompted connected the printer and switched on, I got an error saying the USB device could not be installed/not recognised. I have removed the USB ports from Device Manager which were recreated on reboot - this didn't...

Can this printer operate with a parallel printer card in a Windows Vista Home Premium PC?

Hi all, I've read through the other threads on this and have seen the solutions suggested, but none of them are working. 1) I have a Lexmark 7350 installed and working on an XP Pro machine. 2) My computer is a Vista Home 64 bit machine. 3) They are successfully networked (I can read/modify files on the XP machine) so all the networking stuff is set up properly. 4) I have XP drivers installed on...

This solution worked for Vista 32 Ultimate 32-bit I've seen several solutions on the web for this error; none worked on my machine. Apparently the solution to the Vista "media is write protected" error in sending a fax is in the registry. Open regedit (back it up via export) Go the key: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Fax

hi, i am trying to make a wireless connection from my sony vaio laptop, running vista business, to a printer (canon pixma ip4300) connected via usb to the print server of my wireless router (siemens gigaset SE551). i installed the printer as a 'local' printer on a tcp/ip address, as per the router manual - admittedly, the manual instructions were for winxp. the problem: the printer comes up...

I have only network printers in my office. Everyday I have to set the default printer. It does not hold the default printer setting. Once I set up it holds of the day, but resets to "nothing" the next day. I tried editing the regedit, but no luck. Any suggesstion?

does anyone know how to print to a usb printer in dos from dos prompt. no lpt1 port Parallel port printer.

I have USRobotics V.92 PCI Faxmodem model 5670 it works fine with RKS Fax and if I uninstall RKS fax and make sure all drivers and registry entries are gone then install WFS I keep getting a fatal fax error sending a fax it does the handshake ok but the second it sends it gets dropped with the fatal error. Anyone care to shed some light on this? Besides Russ V. TIA

I can send email messages but can't print them out

I have an Epson Photo R300 printer connected to a desktop running WinXP and shared on the home network. I have a Vista Home Premium laptop on the home network and want to use the shared printer. I have gone through the add printer wizard, selected the Epson printer from the list of printers on the network, and clicked to install the driver. At this point the wizard stops responding, and the...