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SOLE

and the

debug_show_file_path

is specified in the registry, then you can

get both

CONSOLE

and

FILE

debug output simultaneously. This is a device spe-

cific setting, but you can set the default for all devices by specifying this under
the global ICANFax section.
header_date [string]: Specifies format and delimiters of date string in the fax
page header. Format: Any order of M/D/Y; any delimiter to replace "/"; 4-digit
(YYYY) year. Upper case means to use leading zeros; lower-case means to use
spaces in place of leading zeros. (For example, for February 4, 2006,

MM/DD/YY

will produce

02/04/06

;

mm/dd/yy

will produce

2/ 4/06

.) Default:

mm/DD/YY

header_from [string]: Text to display before the name of the sender in the fax
page header.
header_page [string]: Specifies format of the “page x of y” string in the fax
page header. Default:

p. ? of ?

header_time [string]: Specifies 12 or 24-hour time format of time string in the
fax page. Format:

. Default:

header_to [string]: Text to display before the name of the recipient in the fax
page header. Default:

To:

ignore_mail_pages
ipc_channel_count
ipc_base_name
keep_debug_image_always [boolean]: This is used when the

debug_re-

cieved_image_types

is enabled. Setting this true does not delete the debug

file if it converts ok. Default:

false

last_message_handle [dword 0–65535]: This entry is written by Icf_main
whenever it creates a new message handle. It is read during load to determine
what the starting next message handle should be. If it is not present during
load, ICANFax will fallback to its default method of determining the next mes-
sage handle by scanning the queues for the highest message handle present.
This was created because some buggy modules would delete an ICANFax mes-
sage, but keep the handle number to themselves for their own future reference.
If ICANFax had been reloaded, it would reuse these deleted handle numbers
which would cause the buggy modules to behave in a buggy way. This new
method should insure a full cycle (64K) of message handle numbers across
multiple loads of ICANFax before a message handle number gets reused by
ICANFax. Default:

max_consecutive_failed_sends [dword 0–255]: When a device has failed to
send successfully this many times in a row, that device will not be allowed to
send again. Set this to

255

to disable this feature. Default:

255

multi_page_header_suppression [boolean]: Determines whether or not to
suppress the fax page headers of all the pages of a multi-page ASCII file when
the

NO_DEFAULT_HEADER

mask is used in the

file_list_file

entry for that

file. If

false

, only the first page will have no header, and all the remaining