Greg Twyford wrote:
I use MS Fax in XP and 2000. Prior to that I used Winfax. I have
practices using MS Fax across the practice - two GPs and front desk - by
sharing the folders on the server where the messages are stored.
SBS 2003 with Exchange, which is what you probably have, sends the
confirmation E-mail out to clients as it designed for many users. I just
look in the My Faxes folder for the record of my sent and received
faxes, and the transmission dialogue tells me if its gone or not.
Your solution is more sophisticated, but a lot dearer.
Greg, thanks for this info. As Dave Hughes the comedian once said, I'm
a busy man. I would forget to check the transmission log file or 'sent'
file of MS Fax. I find it very helpful, with the system that we are
using, that an email appears in my email in box as soon as the fate of
the fax is known. I suppose that this system may not help people who
rarely check their email, but like, I suspect, many or most others on
this list, I check my email many times daily, so for me the email
notification about sent faxes works very well. It's funny how an
apparently small thing like this can be so important to a user.
--
Oliver Frank, general practitioner
255 North East Road, Hampstead Gardens, South Australia 5086
Phone 08 8261 1355 Fax 08 8266 5149 Mobile 0407 181 683
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