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rcir88
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I was using Windows Fax on my terminal server running Win 2003 Server. It
worked OK for years and I would route the incoming faxes to a folder on the
network. Recently there were lines missing on each received fax so I tried
to install a new fax program that would allow me to make flow control
changes, unlike the Windows fax program/service. The new program didn’t work
at all so I reinstalled Windows fax except now I cannot route the received
faxes to the old folder that used to receive them or any other folder for
that matter, regardless of their permissions. When I try to set the routing
up in the configuration wizard or directly in the device properties, I get
the following error message: The FaxService cannot access the folder
specified. This didn’t happen in the past and I’m pulling my hair out trying
to figure out how to correct it. I have this problem regardless of whether
I’m logged on as the network administrator or the local computer
administrator. Please help.
Also, where is the inbox folder located on the computer?
worked OK for years and I would route the incoming faxes to a folder on the
network. Recently there were lines missing on each received fax so I tried
to install a new fax program that would allow me to make flow control
changes, unlike the Windows fax program/service. The new program didn’t work
at all so I reinstalled Windows fax except now I cannot route the received
faxes to the old folder that used to receive them or any other folder for
that matter, regardless of their permissions. When I try to set the routing
up in the configuration wizard or directly in the device properties, I get
the following error message: The FaxService cannot access the folder
specified. This didn’t happen in the past and I’m pulling my hair out trying
to figure out how to correct it. I have this problem regardless of whether
I’m logged on as the network administrator or the local computer
administrator. Please help.
Also, where is the inbox folder located on the computer?