We are sending faxes true faxination server but severalm of them seem to be hanging on the conversion attachment part and stay in the queue ???

If this is a shared printer accessed via a print server - off the server and reboot. This should clear whatever is the problem.
If printer is exclusive to you, you need to delete everything in the print queue, then off the printer and restart.
But do check the printer has paper in it.

I don't see how this can be done, because there are 2 different print queues in question. Not to mention the lag and buffer required by the printer. So when you disconnect communication the job hangs.

Besides the spooler at work my lie on a dedicated print server, especially if the printer is on a network and and not attached directly to you PC.

If you have no other faxes in queue then simply unplug the machine and this should clear the flash memory.

If you have other faxes in queue and do not wan to disrupt them then hit the red stop/hang up/call end button. It will ask you to confirm and then print out a fax confirmation with "STOP" listed as the reason.

Noisy line? is all that strikes true when you ensure me it makes great photocopys, but then you receive OK, very strange, All the mechanisms for doing a local copy is the same as sending a fax the difference is the conversion to phone noise so it has to be electronic, I;d guess lightning/power surge, cant think of much else....sorry

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Red Light remains on, it make a noise. but nothing happens

my ir2200-3300 canon printer m/c ip adders change automatically in 2-3 days pl. solution my problem?my email ID [email protected]

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This fax is currently Discontinued And you are my third problem with the same faxin the lastten minutes.

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its in the fax preferences option...on the fax icon right click and go to properties..somwhere in the preferences should be an option to select automatically delete sen faxes..or something like that.

Try with using the fax's cleaning tools. They can be reached by going to: Control Panel -> Printers and other Hardware -> Printers And Faxes When there, right click on your fax and click properties. Then go to the tab Maintenance and use the cleanings tools provided there.