[hylafax-users] who prints the tagline (header) on the top of a fax?

[Ekkard Gerlach]

Hi,

who prints the tagline (header) on the top of a fax?
Hylafax?
The backend (analog modem, CAPI, ..)?
The receiver fax station?

thx
Ekkard
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[Lee Howard]

Ekkard Gerlach wrote:
> who prints the tagline (header) on the top of a fax?
>

The sender of the fax does.

> Hylafax?
>

HylaFAX (specifically faxsend) puts it there when sending faxes.

> The backend (analog modem, CAPI, ..)?
>

No.

> The receiver fax station?

On some rare, unfortunate cases the receiver does put their own tagline
at the top, overwriting the sender's. But HylaFAX never does this when
receiving.

Thanks,

Lee.

[Bodo Meissner]

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Am 18.06.2010 03:49, schrieb Lee Howard:
> Ekkard Gerlach wrote:
>> who prints the tagline (header) on the top of a fax?
>
> The sender of the fax does.
>
>> Hylafax?
>
> HylaFAX (specifically faxsend) puts it there when sending faxes.

Hello Ekkard,

as you wrote about capi4hylafax in other messages, I assume you use capi4hylafax. In this case c2faxsend replaces faxsend.
That means c2faxsend should create the tagline.

>> The backend (analog modem, CAPI, ..)?
>
> No.

I'm not sure about CAPI. When you use capi4hylafax this may be in c2faxsend or in the CAPI functions called by c2faxsend.

Bodo
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