Captaris Captaris FaxPress, Supplementary Manual

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Admin Guide > Customizing the Outgoing and Incoming Imprint Header
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To disable this feature, in the
[Incoming]
section of header.cfg, add the statement:
Make Permanent=0
Enabling this feature disables the Add a date and time stamp on the top of each incoming
fax print out function.
If
[Incoming] Enabled=0
(Disabled)
If Add a date and time stamp on the top of each incoming fax print out is enabled,
the date/timestamp is printed on top of the first page.
If Add a date and time stamp on the top of each incoming fax print out is disabled,
nothing is printed.
If
[Incoming] Enabled=1
(Enabled)
If Add a date and time stamp on the top of each incoming fax print out is enabled,
the date/timestamp function is overridden and replaced by information configured in the
header.cfg file.
If Add a date and time stamp on the top of each incoming fax print out is disabled,
information configured in the header.cfg file.
Modifying Font Style and Size with the Header.cfg File
Enabling the imprint header in the Advanced Functions creates a header.cfg file in the
C:\Castelle\system\cfg\ directory of the FaxPress server. The header.cfg file allows
you to change the information shown on the outgoing imprint header, and to place custom
header information when printing an incoming fax directly from the FaxPress server. The
header.cfg is divided into two sections, as shown below:
[Outgoing]
and
[Incoming]
.
To enable the outgoing and/or incoming fax header, set Enabled to ’1’.
To place the outgoing or incoming imprint on top of the page, set PositionTop to ’1’. To
keep the imprint header on the bottom, set PositionTop to ’0’.
Note: To scale a printed document so that all its contents fit on one page, see
Setting Printer Configuration Properties on page 152.
See the Imprint Header Keywords section below to customize the information shown in
the outgoing and/or incoming imprint headers. The keywords must be within quotation
marks in the Header= setting in either the outgoing or incoming section of header.cfg,
as shown below.