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configuration to the service. Make sure you send the configuration before exiting from the
Configuration tool.
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13009: With Outlook 2010, the Send Email functionality requires that the service be run
with administrative credentials in the domain. In addition, both Outlook and the PReS
Workflow Configuration tool must *not* be running while the service is.
l The Microsoft Office 2010/2013/2016 and 365 line of products has not been certified for
use with PReS Workflow. Some of its products may not be compatible with the
connectors included.
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Barcodes produced in printer-centric mode may have a slightly different aspect from
those produced in Optimized PostScript mode. This is due to the different types of 3rd
party libraries being used to generate the barcodes. However, all barcodes scan correctly.
About PReS Fax
PReS Fax is a service that can be used to output data and documents via a faxing software,
such as Windows Fax (available with Windows 2000, XP, and Microsoft Windows Server
2003) or Symantec WinFax PRO, as well as via a faxing server, such as Captaris RightFax.
Note that it is these applications that do the actual faxing.
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Windows 2000: PReS Fax Output tasks set to use Windows Fax under Windows 2000
may fail when no one is logged on to the system running PReS Fax.
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Windows XP: Windows Fax may not work properly after the Windows XP Service Pack 2
(SP2) has been installed (refer to Microsoft Customer service for more information on this
issue). Also note that Windows Fax may take as much as three times more time to send
faxes under Windows XP.
PReS Fax can be installed on any computer on your network and process all requests coming
from tasks performed by PReS Workflow on other workstations. You may choose to run it on
every computer where PReS Workflow is running, but you may also choose to run it on
computers more or less dedicated to PReS Fax.
Since the faxing program must always be running and ready to receive requests from PReS
Workflow, it should be included in the Windows Startup group.
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