[BC] Fax software

[Ray Bagby]

Ernie Belanger wrote:
> Ditto the endorsement of EFAX.
>
> I've used it for almost 6 years now. Started as a free user then 
> converted due to volume.
>
> It great, but in the free mode you have to put up with an ad for each 
> fax you receive.
> Ernie
>
>> All I need is a simple program that will receive incoming faxes
> automatically & stick them somewhere so that they can be reviewed, 
> printed
> or trashed.
>
> You might try e-fax (www.efax.com).  It's free if you receive fewer 
> than 20
> pages
> per month.  Otherwise $139.95 a year.  Faxes are delivered to the e-mail
> address you
> specify.  Local numbers are available in most area codes.
>
> LF
Due to the cost of fax paper, ink, toner, film and then the copying and 
distribution I
started using 602 Lan Suite from http://www.software602.com/ . It's free 
for 5 or less
users. Put it on a computer with a modem or two and let it receive faxes 
and place them
in mailboxes for your staff. Add the account to the folks e-mail 
programs. You can
send any document from your computer by printing to the fax server. It 
also does a
lot of other stuff. We've been using it for 4 or 5 years and it's saved 
us loads of money.
We've also used it a time or two as our dial-up Internet connection when 
our broad-band
had trouble.

-- 
Ray Bagby, Tech. Dir.
Wright Broadcasting Sys. Inc.
KQMX-FM, KCDL-FM
KWEY-AM, KCLI-AM
P.O. Box 587
Weatherford, OK, 73096
ph.	580-772-5939
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