> Not a good idea if it's an automated process.. I don't think I can get my
> Linux box to uncross it's arms and type in a word processor for me...
>
> I basically need to run a command like
>
> sendfax -d 12345678 -f bitmap.g3 -f texttogo.g3 (or texttogo as text)..
>
> Nothing does this.. I don't mind passing the graphic and text to a
> script/process to add them together to make one big G3 file but I
> don't see
> how it can be done...
George that really sounds like you are up for some hardcore postscript
coding. You will probably need to make your own script that reads in the
respective bits and assembles the page yourself in postscript.
The instructions at this page
http://www.hylafax.org/HylaFAQ/Q202.html
provide you with a good starter on how to automatically bits into a page.
A messy combination of the faxcover creation scripts, the postscript
parseing stuff and sendfax should be able to get it sorted for you.
See, you can give sendfax more command line options, like notes etc that are
meant for the cover page, instead you replace the notes macro marker with
your own customised page.
That doesnt make much sense until after you have read the above url and
tried to make your own cover page work.
:/
Dave
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