Feedback to fax

[Svein Olav Mytting]

How can feedback from a HTML form be sent to a fax machine? Does someone
offer the converting process from e-mail to fax? (The HTML page is on a
webhotel, so I can't just install a fax program there.)
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Svein Olav Mytting, Oslo, Europe.
Mail address is mytting + at + usa + dot + net.

[George Lund]

In article <UzoB3.2811$6g7.2...@juliett.dax.net>, Svein Olav Mytting
<mytting...@usa.net> writes

>How can feedback from a HTML form be sent to a fax machine? Does someone
>offer the converting process from e-mail to fax? (The HTML page is on a
>webhotel, so I can't just install a fax program there.)

See <URL: http://www.tpc.int/ >

--
George Lund

[rick_...@my-deja.com]

You might be best to outsource that functionality. Have you explored
eFax.com (http://www.efax.com/) I believe they provide that sort of
service.

-Rick

In article <UzoB3.2811$6g7.2...@juliett.dax.net>,

"Svein Olav Mytting" <mytting...@usa.net> wrote:
> How can feedback from a HTML form be sent to a fax machine? Does
someone
> offer the converting process from e-mail to fax? (The HTML page is on
a
> webhotel, so I can't just install a fax program there.)

> --
> Svein Olav Mytting, Oslo, Europe.
> Mail address is mytting + at + usa + dot + net.
>
>

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[pa...@nospam.hsh.com]

"Svein Olav Mytting" <mytting...@usa.net> sez:

: How can feedback from a HTML form be sent to a fax machine? Does

: someone offer the converting process from e-mail to fax? (The
: HTML page is on a webhotel, so I can't just install a fax program
: there.)

This works well for us:

<http://www.protofax.com/>

It runs on Windows NT as a service, and serves as a fax driver
(which can optionally be run from a desktop as well). It will fax
an HTML file written to disk -- but if that's not convenient, as
your case sounds, you can email an HTML-formatted email to
ProtoFax and it will then fax the result *as an HTML page.*
Quite cool, actually. Try it on their site.

It works well, though it's primitive in some regards (it can't do
a distribution list, for example). But it sounds as though it
will do what you need.

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Paul Havemann (pa...@nospam.hsh.com),
who regrets the need to remove 'nospam' to reply by email.

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