Hi all,
I have an application that is a dll which is coded in Visual Basic 6, it's main purpose is to fax all files on a network drive at a given time. I need to use dialing rules, well what I need is to dial a 0 before the fax number and I figure that dialing rules should do the trick. However, when I manually create a fax in the Fax console I need to check the box "Use dialing rules" but how can I do this programmtically? I've seen some samples on MSDN but none works in Win Xp. I use the FaxComExLib .
Sure I can put a 0 before the faxnumber in my code, but I'd prefer not to do that since this is supposed to be as generic as possible and if we in the future change the 0 to something else it shouldn't be nessesary to recomplie the application..
Any ideas?
Neiden
I have an application that is a dll which is coded in Visual Basic 6, it's main purpose is to fax all files on a network drive at a given time. I need to use dialing rules, well what I need is to dial a 0 before the fax number and I figure that dialing rules should do the trick. However, when I manually create a fax in the Fax console I need to check the box "Use dialing rules" but how can I do this programmtically? I've seen some samples on MSDN but none works in Win Xp. I use the FaxComExLib .
Sure I can put a 0 before the faxnumber in my code, but I'd prefer not to do that since this is supposed to be as generic as possible and if we in the future change the 0 to something else it shouldn't be nessesary to recomplie the application..
Any ideas?
Neiden