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Re: [hylafax-users] Extra Long Received Pages on Some Faxes



Hi Mike,

Mike McMullen wrote:
Hi all,

I notice on some faxes that we receive that the page length is double what it should be. For example,
a letter size document's length will be 22 inches instead
of 11.
The extra page length is blank and the document is correct in proportion. Just extra white space has been
added.


I did a little tracking down and discovered that the
TIF document in the recvq is the correct size ie 8.5x11.

Yup I have the same problem, the TIF files are correct but when converted to PDF files they are either in landscape format or some other weird size, the funny thing is when you use that TIF file and send it to a faxmachine (we used an old internal fax) it comes out as it should.


This leads me to believe that something is happening
during the conversion to PDF.

I agree :)

Has anyone seen this before and if so are there any suggested remedies?

Our workaround right now is to just drag and drop
the TIF from the recvq into Adobe Acrobat Pro which
converts it to a PDF with the right dimensions.

We use a fully automated solution with a script that converts incoming faxes to PDF and sends them to a certain group through email.


We use ImageMagick for the conversion to PDF. I haven't been able to track down the source of this, could be ImageMagick too.

TIA,

Mike




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