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Russenia
Hello,
My name is Russenia Dominguez. I’m a customer support representative for
Venali, Inc. Our team is currently facing an issue with two customers that
are having troubles with using the internet fax application in Outlook 2003.
When using the ‘Custom’ option for a cover page, the user had his/her own
cover template and can add his/her company logo. When the email2fax message
is sent, the email is converted to a tiff with the MODI printer driver and
sent to our IP messaging system. However, when we check the sent items
folder, the message contains the following attachments.
These are:
The copy of the custom cover template on the body of the internet fax
message created by MODI (FaxImage.tif).
The image.jpg file, which is the logo on the custom cover template.
On the body of the email, the coverpage template.
So, the email within the sent items folder would look as follows:
I can provide you with the Mime headers and the original email if you would
like, but I don't see any option that allows me to attach any documents.
Here are his version/build/OS, details.
“This is not a TS environment. It's Windows XP SP2 applied with Outlook
2003 SP2 (build 11.6568.6568). I was using the File, New, internet fax
option to create the mail.â€
Please help and advise if you need additional information.
Sincerely,
Russenia D.
Venali Support Team
My name is Russenia Dominguez. I’m a customer support representative for
Venali, Inc. Our team is currently facing an issue with two customers that
are having troubles with using the internet fax application in Outlook 2003.
When using the ‘Custom’ option for a cover page, the user had his/her own
cover template and can add his/her company logo. When the email2fax message
is sent, the email is converted to a tiff with the MODI printer driver and
sent to our IP messaging system. However, when we check the sent items
folder, the message contains the following attachments.
These are:
The copy of the custom cover template on the body of the internet fax
message created by MODI (FaxImage.tif).
The image.jpg file, which is the logo on the custom cover template.
On the body of the email, the coverpage template.
So, the email within the sent items folder would look as follows:
I can provide you with the Mime headers and the original email if you would
like, but I don't see any option that allows me to attach any documents.
Here are his version/build/OS, details.
“This is not a TS environment. It's Windows XP SP2 applied with Outlook
2003 SP2 (build 11.6568.6568). I was using the File, New, internet fax
option to create the mail.â€
Please help and advise if you need additional information.
Sincerely,
Russenia D.
Venali Support Team