Well, that didn't do it. Turns out the problem didn't reoccur since I was sending a document that had already been rendered, so I'm back to square one.:( Also, the ShowSendScreen(0) had no effect. I think it's because it's MSHTML.DLL that is popping up the Browser printer dialog.

To recap, here's all I need to do: Take a HTML page retrieved using Rick Strahl's HTTPGetEx()(great BTW;)) and automatically fax it with WFP rendering the HTML.

Any more ideas?

>Yes, I believe it does. Thanks, Sylvain!
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>I'm using ActiveX to connect to WFP but it has a property of "ShowSendScreen" that I would venture to bet is the same. When I went to duplicate the problem last night, I couldn't. Though relieved, I was baffled and concerned that it might reoccur.
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>I think you might have given me the answer that explains it. Probably somewhere along the way when experimenting I must have set ShowSendScreen to 1 and then it got reset.
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>I'm off to do some testing!... Thanks, again!
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>>DDEPoke(lnDDE, "SendFax", 'showsendscreen("0")')
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>>HTH
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>>>FREE WinFax software help needed that is. But, now that I've got the attention of you WFP experts:
>>>
>>>How do I bypass the printer dialog box that gets displayed when sending automated faxes thru the WFP SDK from VFP?
>>>
>>>BTW, sorry about the trickery, but the situation is getting critical and I haven't had any responses to my other posts.<s> TIA.

Later...
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