From: David Easton
    To: All
Thread: BG-Fax 1.60 & 1.70  (1/4)
  Date: 23-Oct-97, 4:55pm  (Ref# 5794)

Why dose BG-Fax Tell the remote Fax machine it's out of Paper??

Regards,
        David Easton

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  From: Cameron Hall
    To: David Easton
Thread: Re: BG-Fax 1.60 & 1.70  (2/4)
  Date: 25-Oct-97, 7:28am  (Ref# 5795)

 -=> Quoting David Easton to All on 23 Oct 97  16:55 <=-
 -=> Subj: BG-Fax 1.60 & 1.70 <=-

 DE> Why dose BG-Fax Tell the remote Fax machine it's out of Paper??

If you can replicate this error repeatedly, then post a BGFAX log clip
and the make/model of fax machine and modem on the bgfax end for BJ.

This reminds me of some DOS apps informing that C:\ is out of paper...

Well...  Isn't the "Paperless Office" supposedly around the corner?

<VBG>

Cameron Hall (Registered BGFAX user)
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Blue Beam MailServer | 905 662 5784 | Stoney Creek ON Canada | v34 FAX

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  From: Shaun Ewing
    To: David Easton
Thread: BG-Fax 1.60 & 1.70  (3/4)
  Date: 02-Nov-97, 10:56am  (Ref# 5810)

Hi David


23-Oct-97 16:55:10, David Easton wrote to All
          Subject: BG-Fax 1.60 & 1.70

 DE> Why dose BG-Fax Tell the remote Fax machine it's out of Paper??

 DE> Regards,
 DE>         David Easton

Check your Hard Disk space, that could be why??

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  From: B.J. Guillot
    To: David Easton
Thread: BG-Fax 1.60 %& 1.70  (4/4)
  Date: 22-Nov-97, 5:30pm  (Ref# 5843)

> Why dose BG-Fax Tell the remote Fax machine it's out of Paper??
 
You probably are not initializing your modem correctly.  Make sure you
have the AT+FCR=1 command somewhere in your init string.  +FCR=1 tells
the fax modem that "Fax Capability to Receive=YES".  If you do not set
this value, the default is +FCR=0, which remote fax machines will
interpret as "out of paper" in some cases.
 
Regards,
bgfax author