I am rapidly falling in love with OpenOffice. However, I want to make everybody 
aware of a fast-growing fax service that for some reason does not support swx 
files.
 
I use FAXAWAY, which is a very affordable fax service espceially for low volume 
users like me.  You send them an email with your message either in the email or 
atached in a file, and they forward it as a fax for a few cents per page, even 
overseas. When I fax, I normally convert my swx file to pdf, but today I forgot 
to do that.  I was surprised when my fax failed to go through because Faxaway 
does not support swx files. Its not a big problem, but it seems like an 
unnecessary marketing barrier for OpenOffice.

FAXAWAY's error message to me is below:

Gerald Wilhite 


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 11:40 AM
Subject: Andrew Wilhite OK for talking to my parents


> Your email message to 18008480984 was received today but 
> was not processed because there was no convertable 
> attachment. Faxaway supports attachments that meet the 
> following conditions: Extention must be one of the 
> supported types: ASCII Text = .TXT, MSWord = .DOC, 
> WordPerfect 5 = .WP5, WordPerfect 6 = .WP6, Lotus AMI = 
> SAM, others = .WRI, .RTF, .BMP, .JPG, .WPD, .WPS, .TGA, 
> WMF, .GIF, .CDR, .CGM, .WPG, .PCX, .DRW, .EPS, .PCT, .PDF, 
> DOX, .WK1, .WK3, .WK4, .PNG, .RAS, .DIB, .PCD, .DXF, .PIC, 
> DWG, .RND, .CMX, .FMV, .GEM, .IMG, .SY3, .CH3, .SYM, .CHT, 
> HPG, .PLT, .HGL, .GDF, .IGS, .NAP, .XBM, .XPM, .XWD, .AI 
> and .TIF (with conditions). We do not support double-byte 
> characters. Also note that some files may be too large to 
> be processed, or may contain fonts we do not recognize. See 
> the user guide for more info.. 
>

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