A followup to the earlier problem solving questions I had, in a thread entitled "COM Objects problem:"
Once EquiSys gave me access to the correct DLLs (duh!), this product works great from within Witango (actually, R:Tango). For an office that uses the ZetaFax Fax server, Witango can manage incoming and outgoing faxes directly, through the web interface. (People in the office love the standard LAN interface, too.) By traversing the ZetaFax "object tree" within a TAF, the web application can identify the status of newly received faxes; find the file names and paths of the TIFF file images; run a (separate) external command (2gif.exe, from fcodersoft.com, or ImageMagik) to generate GIF images of fax pages and display them; check status of fax printer devices and modems on the fax server; generate new faxes and put them in the send queue, including attachment of files in many formats; manage distribution lists; hold, release, and rush messages in the queue; etc. If you need fax integration with a web application, I recommend it. http://www.equisys.com. You would need both a 5 (US$595) or more user license for the LAN, plus the ZetaFax API ($745). Bill On Thu, 06 Jun 2002 16:52:01 -0500, Bill Downall wrote: >On Thu, 06 Jun 2002 16:35:19 -0500, Bill Downall wrote: > >>Thanks. I found those ideas in the archives, and neither of those is the >>problem. The full text and path is explicit in the t4handlers.ini file. > >I made some progress: > >It seems that the path has to be spelled exactly the same, and is case >sensitive, even under Windows. > >Now on to the next problem. I have the DLL, which contains the >Automation Server COM objects, but it is not on the list of COM objects. >I tried to follow archive directions for use of regsvr32.exe, but got an error >message "that DllRegisterServer entry point was not found." > > > ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send a plain text/US ASCII email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe witango-talk in the message body
