Faxing using shared modem
Paul Rivera
trying to usa a modem connected to my NT 4.0 server (not an SBS server) as a
shared faxmodem. Can this be done without any 3rd party software? I'd like
to share the modem and use Microsoft Fax to access it from Win 95
workstations. Please let me know if this is possible. If not, what would
be a good solution? Do I need Backoffice? I don't need all that
functionality. what are the best 3rd party offerings?
Thanks in advance!
Paul Rivera
Bill Krahmer
FaxMail Network for Windows NT/95/98/Win32s is 32bit, and will work
standalone or on a network. You can try it for FREE. If you have one
fax modem and you want 1 - 1000 workstations to send/receive fax,
FaxMail Network for Windows is the answer. The workstations can be
any version of Windows, mix and/or match, NT3.xx, NT4.xx, 95, 98, 3.1x
with Win32s. The network does not even have to be Windows.
Workstation 1 must have a modem and access to the root of a common
server drive. All other Workstations must have access to the root of
that same common server drive. Workstation 1 receives all fax and can
route them to the in-boxes of the other Workstations. All
workstations put their outgoing faxes in the queue of workstation 1.
If you want to run FaxMail Network for Windows as an NT Service, go to
our www-page listed below and click on:
[Run FaxMail Network for Windows as an NT Service]
To learn how to map to a directory instead of the root of a server
drive, go to the bottom of "[Run FaxMail Network for Windows as an NT
Service]" (found on our www-page) and read the message thread on this
subject.
Each workstation has its own workstation number.
You can have only 1 workstation 1, but as many workstation 2s(and
above) as you want...But only 1 workstation 2(and above) can run at a
time. So if you register a 100 workstation version, only 100 people
can fax at any given time.
32bit Fax is the same except it will only work on NT and 95/98
Go to:
http://www.electrasoft.com/10GoodReasons/
to see what THEY are saying about fax software.
On Mon, 26 Apr 1999 14:31:14 -0500, "Paul Rivera" <help...@mcs.net>
wrote:
Kind Regards,
Bill Krahmer, ElectraSoft
Get newest version of [FaxMail for Windows], [FaxMail Network for Windows]
or [32bit Fax], free trial: http://www.ElectraSoft.com/
To read what users are saying about ElectraSoft's fax software, go to
http://www.ElectraSoft.com/10GoodReasons/
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