Adobe X will not fax

Hi
I have surface Pro, windows 8.1, Adobe X up to date.
I used to be able to fax directly from my Surface using Adobe X. Now I get an error saying Document count not be printed. then click ok, then another box pops up: There were no pages selected to print.
How do I fix this? I can print to my printer, and my adobe printer device works. I can test print to a file.
thankx.

Got it to work. Remove Fax device and re install it.

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