that's typical, as I said, sending faxes electronically from your desktop is the big payoff for electronics faxing, not so useful inboundVery serious about this. Senior VP was setting in call center yesterday and was not happy with the bottle neck at fax machines. I have set up 4 just in the center with 38 agents. Did not like the agents leaving there desk ie. the phone.
Then receiving electronically could interesting, but you need dispatching monkey to distribute the inbound fax images to agents, IF the monkey can figure out which agent is concerned.SW airlines sends a fax back for each PNR and the agent must have that (or something off it) to attach to there out going email to Gov. travelers.
also, make sure the inbound fax, often written to disk in a proprietray or uncompressed TIFF format, is converted to GIF for its compression and portability/attachability.
As you can see from above if I do this (which it looks I have to) it needs to be very reliable.
fax out over ISDN I think has some advantages, but I haven't looked into it.
btw, you might find that two different programs and/or servers, one for outbound, one for inbound, might be your best setup. The requirements for each direction are often totally different, so technically different, separate solutions might be best.I have download the GFI Fax maker and I hope to install it soon on a test server.
Len
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