On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 22:59:07 -0300, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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 I didn't download any of their software. I use their service to send faxes by using only Arachne or by using my Nokia cell phone. You don't need any special fax software to send faxes with their service. You don't even need a so-called "faxmodem" and you certainly do not need Windoze. Their service should work with any browser or with any email client. With their service you can send a fax to any class of fax machine located in any area code they are networked with. You can do it for the same cost as for a local phone call, assuming that your dialup connection to your ISP is a local phone call. Sam Heywood -- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser: http://browser.arachne.cz/
