"Barry L. Kline" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I haven't looked into efax, so I don't know what kind of service they
> offer. But if you think about it a moment, you'll consider that a
> fax-fax transfer is in real time. You can't pick up a phone and call
Whether in real time was an unknown here. I thought maybe they could
be spooled somewhere or something. That may even be possible at
efax.com but I didn't see any reference to that.
I was thinking something similar to the messages I get occasionsally
when calling someone, that say "the person is on the phone, would I
like to leave a message." The person is on the phone but can still
get my message later.
> yourself at the number your calling from. So the short answer to your
> question is no. You can't do it if all you have is one phone line and
> one fax machine/computer. There are specific pieces of telco test
> equipment you could use though.
>
> What you might try, however, is to check the outgoing fax queue and
> examine its contents. The generated file may be postscript or maybe a
> tif file, so perhaps for the sake of checking what your outgoing faxes
> look like you could try that.
Yeah, that will help some.
> Another solution that seems simple enough is to find a local biz,
> perhaps right next door, that would permit you to fax something to
> them so that you could retrieve the output?
Yes, of couse, the obvious way, but still would be better to keep it
in house while learning.
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