increase rings for outgoing fax

Me, too! Seems a little silly, though.You ought to be able
to specify both. If anyone knows of a "trick"...
Thanks!

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>I do not see an option to set sending rings...... Just

receiving!

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>> OK, I can increase the number of rings before my machine
>> picks up; how can I increase the number of rings my
>> machine tries before giving me the "no answer" error
>> message when sending a fax?
>> HELP!!
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I think that is a feature of your local phone company.... that it sends some
kind of message to your PC/Fax to tell it there is no answer from the number
you are calling.

Cari
www.corbright.com

"Robbie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> OK, I can increase the number of rings before my machine
> picks up; how can I increase the number of rings my
> machine tries before giving me the "no answer" error
> message when sending a fax?
> HELP!!
>

It has been long time since I have played with the modem commands but you
may want to look over the modem command set and specifically register S38.
See the info here:
http://www.usr.com/support/3453b/345...registers.html. This
info basically is fairly common to all modems. You do need to know little
bit about the 'AT' modem commands.
--
Pavel


"Robbie" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> OK, I can increase the number of rings before my machine
> picks up; how can I increase the number of rings my
> machine tries before giving me the "no answer" error
> message when sending a fax?
> HELP!!
>