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Ulrich Eckhardt writes: > Lutz Kittler wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > can you start whfc manually for this user and have you done > > > this for every user , because whfc must run once manually for > > > every user, because there are some initializations nessesary > > > for OLE. Also do you have installed whfc on a network drive=3D20 > > > and this drive is mapped to different characters for each user ? > > > If so, whfc must reside on the same drive character for each user. > > > > > > Uli > >=20 > > I can start whfc manually for normal users and also send faxes from > > whfc. When starting WHFC.OleSrv I got this > > CreateObject error : "no such file or directory" but whfc is started > > for this user. > > The drive where whfc is installed is a local drive. > > The same error I get for local users and domain users on this > > workstation. > >=20 > > Lutz > > Hi, > > can this users send faxes via the fax printer feature ? and are > there some special "security" options enabled on your Domain=20 > Controller ? > > Uli I also tried to call other OLE-applications ( excel ) by perl-script and got the same result. But I cannot find an entry in the registry which should deny access ( I also looked at the security ). May be someone knows which entry is missing or wrong. If the user want to send fax via fax printer WHFC is started and I get an error message from whfcmon "WHFC-Ole Server not found". I also installed WHFC on another WS. There sending faxes by perl-script for all users ( local and domain ) is okay but printing via fax printer is only possible for administrator. For other users I got the same result as written above. Whats the difference between the two calls of this OLE-server? Lutz