On 2000-04-05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2000 23:23:46 -0400 >Did a bit of research ... >QL2FAX is one of the many FAX/communications programs sold by Smith >Micros. The QL stands for Quick Link. >They have "stand alone" FAX products, for Win9x and Mac and Unix ... >no DOS or Linux. All of them seem to run about $60 plus tax, title, >and license ... wait a minute, that's for cars! <G> >Smith Micros has a special contract with 3Com/USR for custom >designed packages to be included with 3Com modems. Those may, or >may not, have DOS capability. Those interested might check the >3Com site. >At one place I saw where Smith Micros apparently had downloadable >demos available. Since I don't have any OS they offer software for, >I didn't dig deep enough to confirm or deny demo existance. >l.d. I have an old DOS copy of QL2FAX which came with an AT&T Paradyne Dataport modem. It's at least 8 years old. It is also non-Y2K compliant and will bomb (null pointer if I remember correctly) if the file management function is used on a directory containing any file created in 2000. Other than that, it will work. How _well_ it will work is a matter of opinion, of course <g>. Ronald Dailey -- RCD Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Registered
