2B. Install Microsoft Fax Services (Windows Vista/7)

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2B. Install Microsoft Fax Services (Windows Vista/7)

VC3 FAX Quick Reference Guide This Quick Reference Guide is designed to provide steps on how to install, configure and use the VC3 Hosted VoIP Fax over IP printer driver. 1. Prerequisite Software The following software must be installed prior to installation: •Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Service Pack 21 •Windows Installer 3.12 ¹ Windows Vista and 2008 have Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2 installed by default. It is not visible in the Add/Remove Programs list. ² Windows 2003 and newer have Windows Installer 3.1 installed by default. It is not visible in the Add/Remove Programs list. 2a. Install Microsoft Fax Services (Windows XP) Open Control Panel Double click "Add or Remove Programs" Select "Add/Remove Windows Components" Check "Fax Services" and click Next This will also install the Microsoft "Fax" virtual printer. 2b. Install Microsoft Fax Services (Windows Vista/7) Open Control Panel Double Click “Programs and Features” Select “Turn Windows features on or off” Expand out “Print and Document Services” Check “Windows Fax and Scan” Click OK This will install the Fax Virtual Printer VC3 FAX Quick Reference Guide 3. Install FAX Connector Download the “VC3FaxConnector.msi” file and save it on your computer. Locate “VC3FaxConnector.msi” and run it by double clicking the icon. Complete the installation by choosing the default options and clicking “Next” where appropriate. Enter your VC3 Hosted VoIP Fax User Name and Password then click “Next” then “Finish”. Sending a Fax Open a document that you would like to fax and select “File -> Print” from the program menu Select the printer named “Fax” Enter the recipient’s 10 digit fax number in the “To:” field Enter the subject in the “Subject:” field Select the cover page and add cover text if required. Click the “Send” button to send the fax Note: you may see a fax status window; you can press the cancel button to hide this window. .

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