Hi Russ,
It was installed through the normal process of insert original DVD and
let it do its stuff!. There were no unusual setup parameters and it was
a totally standard installation. I certainly would not have removed any
standard suggested set up parameters. It was not set up from a network
but direct from DVD discs.
Yes WFS operates normally once found. After I remembered to search in
all system and hidden folders I finally found that too [my mistake!!!!
] . So now I have pinned it as a favourite to the Start menu.
But I still have not found the proper way to get it on the normal menu
(All programs) so it does not have to be in the favourites, but can
easily be located in the normal full menu listing.
The fax configuration is all normal, but I will delete that and redo it
just to be sure.
Thanks for your help.
(Oh and on a totally unrelated topic - the combination of Vista and IE7
causes memory to fill up when you open more than 30 web pages over time
(not all at the same time). Its' like it doesnt release the previous web
page memory and eventualy all 2GB of memory is filled and the PC cannot
function. So perhaps this is a bad version of Vista? )
thanks again!
rgds
dletts
'Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook Wrote:
> ;753312']Bizarre. Never seen it or seen it reported. How was Vista
> originally
> installed on your PC? Does WFS seem to function normally once you
> remember
> the path you need to use to launch it? Do you have a Fax Account
> configured
> correctly?
> --
> Russ Valentine
> [MVP-Outlook]
> "dletts" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote in message
> news:896258ec1bcca6313eb660219309186f@xxxxxx-gateway.com...> > >
> > >
> > > Well curiouser and curiouser (as the Walrus said to Alice).
> > >
> > > I have original Windows Vista Business edition fully registered with
> > > Microsoft and have been operating it for several months. However the
> > > Windows Fax and Scan does NOT appear in the Programs menu as is
> > stated
> > > in the help files. I also went in to check which windows programs
> > were
> > > activated and found that Windows Fax and Scan was active in the
> > listing,
> > > but still did not appear on the menu. So I deactivated it
> > > (unchecked/unticked it) then OK, then went back in and reactivated it
> > > (then reboted machine as well).
> > >
> > > Still no sign of it on the menu. Searched for it in the help, and
> > > search areas, no joy other than the normal "You will find it on the
> > all
> > > programs menu"
> > >
> > > Then out of frustration went to the control panel and did a search on
> > > scan. Lo and behold under Control Panel Home, search on Scan, up pops
> > > "Scanners and Cameras" with 2 chouces "Scan a document or picture"
> > amd
> > > View scanners. Selected Scan and found Windows Fax and Scan!!
> > >
> > > It's still not on my menu, and I cant seem to get it there not no-how
> > > (Tom Sawyer?), but a long as I can remember to jump through all these
> > > hoops, then I can find it again hopefully. What a Pain in the
> > neck!!!!!
> > >
> > > Does anyone have a clue as to how I can locate "WFS.EXE" (as I think
> > > this was the program running) and pin that to the menu. It doesnt
> > appear
> > > on searches under C: all folders.
> > >
> > > Any other ideas as to how to get Fax & Scan on to the menu where it
> > > should be?
> > >
> > > Thanks all!
> > >
> > > regards
> > >
> > > DLetts
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > dletts > >
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