Open jwolz opened 10 years ago
Original comment by Jonas Wolz (Bitbucket: jonaswolz, GitHub: jwolz).
Comment #1 originally posted by jonaswolz on 2014-09-07T08:07:03.000Z:
Actually you can do that with the default fax printer in Windows, it is only badly documented:
Configure the "YAJHFC:" port and set "Arguments for this program are" to --no-wait (see attached picture).
In Windows 7 you can get to this dialog by going to "Devices and Printers", selecting a printer, clicking "Print server properties", selecting the YAJHFC:-port in the "Ports" tab and clicking "Configure",
Original comment by Jonas Wolz (Bitbucket: jonaswolz, GitHub: jwolz).
Comment #2 originally posted by jonaswolz on 2014-09-08T18:53:23.000Z:
Thanks for the response. I see you also blogged about this when you replied to me. I'm curious why the option is called --no-wait, seems contrary to the purpose of the option. Hopefully I can find a way to set this up remotely.
Original comment by Jonas Wolz (Bitbucket: jonaswolz, GitHub: jwolz).
Comment #4 originally posted by jonaswolz on 2014-09-14T08:34:49.000Z:
To answer your questions: It is called --no-wait because the yajhfc command started does not wait for the user to click "Send", but exits immediately.
For RedmonEE you will need to replace C:\Program Files\YajHFC\submitanddelete.cmd with a customized version as attached.
Original report by Jonas Wolz (Bitbucket: jonaswolz, GitHub: jwolz).
Original issue 35 created by jonaswolz on 2014-09-04T13:05:05.000Z:
I haven't been able to do this yet, if it's already possible. Basically I want YajHFC to wait and collect multiple documents that I print and allow me to send those as a single fax. Another client I was trying could do that, but that client didn't have the cover page features or as good of an address book that YajHFC does.