Hi Sam,

Thanks for your link !

I thought that it had a typo  but it worked fine from here (non US)
just putting

www.tpc.int

Three letter for a TLD is weird eh ?

My problem:

I downloaded the client software for Windoze (not DOS version)
from there:
HQ Fax

It asked even for nameserver of my ISP (I had to dig on it with
domtools.com)

Everything sounded fine (after rebooting...he).

But it tells that there is a COM port error  ?

I think I have a setup mistake.

Have you any hint or an alternative client software to send a fax.
( I used to fax with a bundle Suite for winXX, will it work ?)

The US area coverage is not complete but unless the software checked
(already in the webiste) which  area codes will work.



Thanks.

I think to offer this people as test volunteer for a local fax gate despite
that here  phone is metered even if calling to next door neighbour ! :(



Rafael




















----- Original Message -----
From: "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Arachne List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 5:05 PM
Subject: My fax recommendation


> http://www-usa.tpc.int/sendfax.html
> TPC.INT: Send a fax
>
> The service is free.  Nothing to sign up for and no software to
> download and install and configure.  You don't even need to have
> a so-called "faxmodem".
>
> The TPC sendfax system is compatible with all classes of fax machines.
>
> Works with Arachne.  It will work either with Arachne's email program
> or with the www interface.  Using the TPC sendfax service I can send
> a fax even with my Nokia cell phone.
>
> When the TPC sendfax system is used with Arachne's email client it can
> send a fax having graphics.  When used with the www interface it can
> send a fax having only ascii text.
>
> It doesn't work for sending faxes to fax machines in some area
> codes.  The TPC fax web site has a very long list of area codes that
> their system is networked with.
>
> When you use the TPC sendfax system they will send in addition to your
> fax, a one page cover sheet having an advertisement for some business
> conveniently located in the same area code as the recipient fax machine.
> Also the TPC sendfax system will send the user by email a status report
> on the fax, whether successfully sent, or line busy, or line out of
> service, or line answered by a human or whatnot.  The service will
> automatically make a couple of more attempts to send the fax if the
> first attempt is not successful.
>
> Sam Heywood




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