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I've just installed Hylafax (latest version in RPM format) on a Linux system running Red Hat 5.2. I also installed the latest (v5.10) Ghostscript and matching GS fonts. The fax modem is a Class 2 (not 2.0) internal fax modem. Had few problems configuring Hylafax, and everything seemed to be OK. The system is configured to print faxes on reception. When receiving a fax, the printout has a large blank area at the top of the page, and only part of the fax appears. The rest is missing (it doesn't print on the following page). After trying various options in tiff2ps, I examined the received TIFF files with Photoshop 5 under Windows 95. Photoshop revealed that the TIFF files themselves are only partial pages, so it seems the problem is occurring somewhere between the line and the received fax spool... I had a look through the session logs, buit these didn't indicate anything abnormal, such as a line dropout. One fax, which was 3 pages actually had 3 pages in the received TIFF file, but all of these "pages" were only a few cm high!). Also looked through the FAQ, but nothing seemed to address this particular problem. :-( Anyone have any ideas what may be causing this? For your info, this is what the system is running: 486 DX4/100 20 MB RAM Red Hat Linux 5.2 Hylafax (latest version in RPM format for Red Hat). Ghostscript 5.10 HP4L printer on /dev/lp1 (works correctly for normal printing). Class 2 internal faxmodem (unsure of the brand).