I may be violating the rules, but I want to ask a non DBA question.   I have put this on several other appropriate forums with no luck.
 
We receive our faxes via fax console on a XP workstation that is connected to our server.  So all 8 DBA users can also see faxes.  The fax console saves them to a folder on our server.  
 
This works great,  we never have to print faxes and we never lose a fax.....works great......except when one particular customer decides to fax us more than 2 purchase orders in a row.  The XP fax console must get overwelmed so instead of saving the upteen pages to the fax folder...it starts printing them out.  
 
This results in having to scan 10 or 25 pages back into the fax folder so everyone can see the faxes.
 
I was wondering if I used Vista or Seven would my fax console not get so stressed out.   I dont know the correct terminology.  I dont know if XP fax console just doesnt have enough memory...or maybe its our telephone lines??? whatever when our fax console starts receiving nultiple faxes consectively it freaks out and instead of stroing them it starts printing them.
 
All my DBA workstations are XP and work great.   I dont really want to change one, but if there is a more capable version of fax console I am willing.
 
Thansk in advance.

Quote from Kelloggs on 07/29/10 at 11:34:22:


So maybe we could just add more memory.
 
 
 
Thanks,
 
we have one dedicated machine to recieve the faxes,  I just have the the .tif files it creates printing (stored) on a a network drive.
 
I can get a hundred faxes aday, as long as it is no more than 2 or 3 pages, and never from multiple sources.   If our customers and vendors would never send more than 3 pages at a time and make sure it has been at least 2 or 3 minutes since the previous customer sent us a fax we would be fine.    
But for some reason  if two different sources fax us too close togeher the printer no longer stores them as tiffs, but stores printing real paper faxes.
 
 
Laura