From: Metspitzer on
Canon has a dialing directory built into their faxing software. It
looks exactly the same as the WAB looks only it is not the same.

The way I send faxes is to have the document open and select "Print"
Windows then shows me a list of printers. Canon fax is one of the
options. It gives me a list of names and I can store the numbers
there. The problem with using the software this way is, the address
book that comes up will only allow you to add or delete entries. It
won't allow you to edit the entries.

If I just run wab.exe I get the address book, but the address book it
uses is not the same as the one Canon uses.

Does anyone know of a way to edit the Canon version of the address
book?
From: Ernest T. Bass on
Canon support?

"Metspitzer" <kilowatt(a)charter.net> wrote in message
news:ot3c461njsk9qn9gi4la6rlcedt4k38ji0(a)4ax.com...
: Canon has a dialing directory built into their faxing software. It
: looks exactly the same as the WAB looks only it is not the same.
:
: The way I send faxes is to have the document open and select "Print"
: Windows then shows me a list of printers. Canon fax is one of the
: options. It gives me a list of names and I can store the numbers
: there. The problem with using the software this way is, the address
: book that comes up will only allow you to add or delete entries. It
: won't allow you to edit the entries.
:
: If I just run wab.exe I get the address book, but the address book it
: uses is not the same as the one Canon uses.
:
: Does anyone know of a way to edit the Canon version of the address
: book?


From: Metspitzer on
I called Canon support actually, and they said that it was an XP
problem. I knew I would not be calling Micro$oft.

I found my answer though. I was searching for .wab and found no
matches. I tried to change the name of the address book and found the
file was in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application
Data\Canon\MP5\Administrator.wab

I just don't understand why I did not find the file using a regular
search, but I got it going now.

Thanks

On Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:37:37 -0500, "Ernest T. Bass"
<ernest(a)tbass.invalid> wrote:

>Canon support?
>
>"Metspitzer" <kilowatt(a)charter.net> wrote in message
>news:ot3c461njsk9qn9gi4la6rlcedt4k38ji0(a)4ax.com...
>: Canon has a dialing directory built into their faxing software. It
>: looks exactly the same as the WAB looks only it is not the same.
>:
>: The way I send faxes is to have the document open and select "Print"
>: Windows then shows me a list of printers. Canon fax is one of the
>: options. It gives me a list of names and I can store the numbers
>: there. The problem with using the software this way is, the address
>: book that comes up will only allow you to add or delete entries. It
>: won't allow you to edit the entries.
>:
>: If I just run wab.exe I get the address book, but the address book it
>: uses is not the same as the one Canon uses.
>:
>: Does anyone know of a way to edit the Canon version of the address
>: book?
>
From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on
WAB files are hidden files by default in WinXP.


Metspitzer wrote:
> I called Canon support actually, and they said that it was an XP
> problem. I knew I would not be calling Micro$oft.
>
> I found my answer though. I was searching for .wab and found no
> matches. I tried to change the name of the address book and found the
> file was in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application
> Data\Canon\MP5\Administrator.wab
>
> I just don't understand why I did not find the file using a regular
> search, but I got it going now.
>
> Thanks
>
> On Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:37:37 -0500, "Ernest T. Bass"
> <ernest(a)tbass.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Canon support?
>>
>> "Metspitzer" <kilowatt(a)charter.net> wrote in message
>> news:ot3c461njsk9qn9gi4la6rlcedt4k38ji0(a)4ax.com...
>>> Canon has a dialing directory built into their faxing software. It
>>> looks exactly the same as the WAB looks only it is not the same.
>>>
>>> The way I send faxes is to have the document open and select "Print"
>>> Windows then shows me a list of printers. Canon fax is one of the
>>> options. It gives me a list of names and I can store the numbers
>>> there. The problem with using the software this way is, the address
>>> book that comes up will only allow you to add or delete entries. It
>>> won't allow you to edit the entries.
>>>
>>> If I just run wab.exe I get the address book, but the address book it
>>> uses is not the same as the one Canon uses.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know of a way to edit the Canon version of the address
>>> book?
From: Ernest T. Bass on
Whenever you post about a problem, you should always tell us what you have
done!!!!

"Metspitzer" <kilowatt(a)charter.net> wrote in message
news:mn8c46ddu5roe5akrlbdbn8ncltrleiujo(a)4ax.com...
:I called Canon support actually, and they said that it was an XP
: problem. I knew I would not be calling Micro$oft.
:
: I found my answer though. I was searching for .wab and found no
: matches. I tried to change the name of the address book and found the
: file was in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application
: Data\Canon\MP5\Administrator.wab
:
: I just don't understand why I did not find the file using a regular
: search, but I got it going now.
:
: Thanks
:
: On Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:37:37 -0500, "Ernest T. Bass"
: <ernest(a)tbass.invalid> wrote:
:
: >Canon support?
: >
: >"Metspitzer" <kilowatt(a)charter.net> wrote in message
: >news:ot3c461njsk9qn9gi4la6rlcedt4k38ji0(a)4ax.com...
: >: Canon has a dialing directory built into their faxing software. It
: >: looks exactly the same as the WAB looks only it is not the same.
: >:
: >: The way I send faxes is to have the document open and select "Print"
: >: Windows then shows me a list of printers. Canon fax is one of the
: >: options. It gives me a list of names and I can store the numbers
: >: there. The problem with using the software this way is, the address
: >: book that comes up will only allow you to add or delete entries. It
: >: won't allow you to edit the entries.
: >:
: >: If I just run wab.exe I get the address book, but the address book it
: >: uses is not the same as the one Canon uses.
: >:
: >: Does anyone know of a way to edit the Canon version of the address
: >: book?
: >


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