Routing Faxes and Confirmations to a Printer
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To instruct FACSys to route a user's inbound faxes to their email Inbox, display the user's Profile Properties dialog box and click the Routing tab. Define the Printer Information fields.

Printer Information
 
Print all received faxes to the following network print resource - enabling this option will cause FACSys to route all of a user's inbound faxes to the network printer in addition to listing the faxes in the user's FACSys Desktop Inbox folder.  
 
Enable inbound routing services option on the General tab must also be selected.   
 
When defining the network Printer, use the UNC format in defining the path. The printer must be shared. For example, a specific printer (shared as printer3) attached to the "Sales" server may be indicated by \\sales\printer3.    
 
Printer – choose from LaserJet Compatible, Postscript Compatible, or Xerox Document Center.  
   
Form – Choose from Letter, Legal, A4, Automatic Selection, or Auto Selection (US)  
   
Tray – choose from Automatically Select, Tray 1, Tray 2, or Manual Tray 1  
 
Print received faxes favoring quality for speed – if this option is enabled; faxes will be printed at a better quality. If disabled, faxes will print at a faster rate.  
 
Print fax confirmation on: ___ Success ___ Failure – fax confirmations for successful and failed faxes will be sent to the network print resource.  
 
Caution(s):

·The Windows account associated with the FACSys Server service must have appropriate rights to print to the network print device.    
·If the printer is connected to a domain, the Windows account associated with the FACSys Server service must be defined as a domain user.  
·If the print queue is a Novell Network print queue, Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) must be configured on the Windows server. There must also be a NetWare user account that has the SAME user name and password as the Windows account associated with the FACSys Server service. This user account must also be a queue user of the print queue.  
·If the print queue resides on an Windows system, the queue must be shared.