Fax pages settings

The 'Advanced' section of the 'Outbound Settings' preferences, allows users to define the default page settings for their outgoing faxes.
Here we can define a default header, as well as default page attributes to be used as default for outgoing faxes.

Header properties

Any text included under header properties will be included at the top of your outgoing fax pages by default.

The header can consist of up to 90 characters of free text in the same language that is displayed in the browser.

The following strings may be included:

{to} - The fax number the fax is sent to.
{from} - The CSID if defined in user settings, otherwise, the display name set in your email client's 'From' definition.
{totalpages} - The total number of pages in the fax.
{pagenumber} - The specific number of this page.
{datedd/mm/yy} - Date format - dd/mm/yy
{datedd/mm/yyyy} - Date format - dd/mm/yyyy
{datemm/dd/yyyy} - Date format - mm/dd/yyyy
{dateyyyy/mm/dd} - Date format – yyyy/mm/dd
{datelong} - Long date (for example – October 31st, 2004)
{timehhmmss} - Time format - hh:mm:ss
{timehhmm} - Time format - hh:mm
{timehhmmsstt} - Time format – hh:mm:ss tt

Default Page Attributes

• Default Country dialing to:
  The default country for outgoing faxes. The system chooses the default country based on your account; however, you may select a different default country if needed.
• Default Area Code dialing to:
  The default area code for outgoing faxes. When a default area code is specified, it is automatically added to the front of fax numbers when a fax is sent. For more information on the correct formatting of fax numbers.
• Delete fax image after completion:
  Select this check box to have fax images and precursor documents permanently removed from our servers after being sent, so that any sensitive data cannot be exposed.
• Number of Sending Attempts:
  The number of attempts to perform in the case of an unsuccessful attempt during transmission of the fax. You can specify between 1 and 6 attempts.
• Times between attempts (minutes):
  The amount of time, in minutes, to wait to make another attempt to transmit the fax in the case of an unsuccessful prior attempt.
• Font:
  The default font.
• Font Size:
  The default font size.
• Text character set encoding:
  The default character set to be used for encoding.
• Scaling:
  The default page scaling.
• Page Orientation:
  The default page orientation.
• Resolution:
  The default resolution.
• Rendering Optimization:
  The default rendering optimization.
• Cover page:
  The default cover page.
• Unsupported File Type Handling:
  Determines how messages with unsupported file type attachments are handled. The following options are available:
  
  Accept messages with unsupported file type attachments:
• Supported file type attachments will be sent with the message, but unsupported file type attachments will not be sent.

Reject messages with unsupported file type attachments:
• Messages that contain unsupported file type attachments will not be sent.