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Fiona
Please can someone explain the Resolution below in details
more than geekese for us mere mortals
Cannot Send Fax to Local E-mail Inbox Using Outlook 2000
and Windows 2000 Fax Service
Applies To:
This article was previously published under Q256654
SYMPTOMS
When you are configuring the properties of your modem in
the Fax Service Management console by clicking Devices,
right-clicking your device, clicking Properties, and the
clicking the Received Faxes tab, the Send to local e-mail
inbox check box is unavailable.
Without this functionality, incoming faxes are sent to the
default location (C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users\Documents\My Faxes\Received Faxes).
CAUSE
This behavior can occur if the Fax service is not
configured to log on to an account with administrative
privileges.
RESOLUTION
Place the user's Domain account in the local
Administrators group. Configure the Fax service to use
that user's domain account for "log on as" rights.
NOTE: Placing the user's Domain account in the Domain
Admins group, and then placing the Domain Admins group
into the Local Administrator's group does not work. The
user's Domain account must be placed directly into the
Local Administrators group.
Many Thanks
Fiona
more than geekese for us mere mortals
Cannot Send Fax to Local E-mail Inbox Using Outlook 2000
and Windows 2000 Fax Service
Applies To:
This article was previously published under Q256654
SYMPTOMS
When you are configuring the properties of your modem in
the Fax Service Management console by clicking Devices,
right-clicking your device, clicking Properties, and the
clicking the Received Faxes tab, the Send to local e-mail
inbox check box is unavailable.
Without this functionality, incoming faxes are sent to the
default location (C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users\Documents\My Faxes\Received Faxes).
CAUSE
This behavior can occur if the Fax service is not
configured to log on to an account with administrative
privileges.
RESOLUTION
Place the user's Domain account in the local
Administrators group. Configure the Fax service to use
that user's domain account for "log on as" rights.
NOTE: Placing the user's Domain account in the Domain
Admins group, and then placing the Domain Admins group
into the Local Administrator's group does not work. The
user's Domain account must be placed directly into the
Local Administrators group.
Many Thanks
Fiona