Fax several documents to same recipient

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How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents gets faxed to a single recipient under a single cover page? I considered setting up a master document, but that solution seems excessively convoluted. There is probably a simpler way.

If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure for combining independent documents into a master document? Must I outline the master document separately and then merge the subdocuments?
 
The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
srdiamond said:
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents gets faxed to a
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single recipient under a single cover page? I considered setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.
If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure for combining
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independent documents into a master document? Must I outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?
 
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct?
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The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents
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gets faxed to a
single recipient under a single cover page? I considered setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.
If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure
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for combining
independent documents into a master document? Must I outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?


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You can fax as many documents as you like as attachments to an Outlook
message.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
srdiamond said:
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct?
-----Original Message-----
The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents
Click to expand...
gets faxed to a
single recipient under a single cover page? I considered setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.
If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure
Click to expand...
for combining
independent documents into a master document? Must I outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?


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How? Could you refer me to where the steps are laid out?
It doesn't seem to be in the Outlook Help file. If I
create a mail message and print to fax, the procedure does
not convert an attachment to the mail message to a faxed
page. Is there some kind of message other than a "mail
message"?
-----Original Message-----
You can fax as many documents as you like as attachments to an Outlook
message.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct?
-----Original Message-----
The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
news:777720A8-393F-49CA-A6F4- (e-mail address removed)...
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of
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documents
gets faxed to a
single recipient under a single cover page? I
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considered
setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.

If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure for combining
independent documents into a master document? Must I outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?


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http://www.slipstick.com/addins/services/winxpfax.htm

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
How? Could you refer me to where the steps are laid out?
It doesn't seem to be in the Outlook Help file. If I
create a mail message and print to fax, the procedure does
not convert an attachment to the mail message to a faxed
page. Is there some kind of message other than a "mail
message"?
-----Original Message-----
You can fax as many documents as you like as attachments to an Outlook
message.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct?
-----Original Message-----
The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The
only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in message
(e-mail address removed)...
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents
gets faxed to a
single recipient under a single cover page? I considered
setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively
convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.

If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure
for combining
independent documents into a master document? Must I
outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?


.
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When I attach docs to a mail message, and send it to fax,
the attachments are not among the pages imaged. Is there
a file laying out a step-by-step procedure?

-----Original Message-----
You can fax as many documents as you like as attachments to an Outlook
message.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct? wrote
in message documents
gets faxed to a considered
setting up a master
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Yes. I posted it.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
srdiamond said:
When I attach docs to a mail message, and send it to fax,
the attachments are not among the pages imaged. Is there
a file laying out a step-by-step procedure?

-----Original Message-----
You can fax as many documents as you like as attachments to an Outlook
message.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
From the help documentation in Outlook 2003, I gather
that you have to use a fax service, since Outlook 2003
only allows sending a fax note on a cover page. Is that
correct?
-----Original Message-----
The native Send Fax Wizard does not support this. The
only way to achieve it
is to fax from Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in message
(e-mail address removed)...
How can I set up a queqe so that a series of documents
gets faxed to a
single recipient under a single cover page? I considered
setting up a master
document, but that solution seems excessively
convoluted. There is probably
a simpler way.

If not, however, then what is the easiest procedure
for combining
independent documents into a master document? Must I
outline the master
document separately and then merge the subdocuments?


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