We have wphfforwin7 all set up and we can select from the address book, but notice that the entry is submitted to the 'number to dial' as 'NAME, NUMBER <>'
Removing the <> will let the job be submitted, but the number to dial is being sent to HylaFax as NAME, NUMBER and thus we get a busy signal as Hylafax tries to dial NAME, NUMBER.
Surely, selecting a number from the address book should place just the number in the 'number to dial' box?
Requesting users to remove the name and the <> is asking for trouble, especially as if they just press OK (without removing the <> or name or ,) the job is then lost.
Regards,
Chris.
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Hi,
We have wphfforwin7 all set up and we can select from the address book, but notice that the entry is submitted to the 'number to dial' as 'NAME, NUMBER <>'
Removing the <> will let the job be submitted, but the number to dial is being sent to HylaFax as NAME, NUMBER and thus we get a busy signal as Hylafax tries to dial NAME, NUMBER.
Surely, selecting a number from the address book should place just the number in the 'number to dial' box?
Requesting users to remove the name and the <> is asking for trouble, especially as if they just press OK (without removing the <> or name or ,) the job is then lost.
Regards,
Chris.
Hi, are you sure, you have the right "addressbook.csv" format?
Between the name and the number must be semicolon(;) as a separator.
The right format of "addressbook.csv" is:
1)NAME;NUMBER
or
2)NAME SURNAME;NUMBER
3)NAME, SURNAME;NUMBER
or so on
FAX number format on dialog box is:
1)FAXNUMBER - (example: 77777777 ) manual
or
2)NAME <FAXNUMBER> - (example: John Doe <777777> ) select from address book
Michal
Last edit: Michal Havranek 2015-07-15