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Hi, At 04:53 PM 1/6/99 -0800, Michael Sorens wrote: >I am interested in your HylaFax software, but just a couple questions: > >What I want to do is just this: >(1) Receive incoming faxes on a Sun/Unix workstation; I note your site >says these will be stored as TIFF/F. There are also utilities to convert incoming faxes to postscript. >(2) Convert FAX to text (via OCR software...?) This is very difficult to get working reliably, the incoming fax's resolutionis relatively poor even the best ocr software will probaly have trouble. >(3) Convert FAX to GIF or PDF. Both of these are possible as well as postscript >(4) Send email to a specific group of users that the fax has been >received >and is available in either text or GIF. Customise the faxrcvd script which is called after each fax receive. In this script you can also convert the tiff/f file to a different format if you wish. >Do you have any pointers to Unix OCR software? No sorry, ask on the flexfax list(see the web site 'Mailing Lists') >Do you have any pointers to a graphic converter that could handle TIFF/F >format? The tiff library used wth hylafax has many converters, look at what is included there. >(Failing that, your pointers to tiffview for Windows and viewfax for >Unix should suffice.) The standard tiff viewer included with windows nt works ok. >Can HylaFax send email as in (4) above? Yes. >Finally, is there a version of HylaFax that runs on Windows rather than >Unix? The server not yet, there is client software available, the main windows client used is whfc. >I'm looking for an EASY way to cut down on hard copy of frequent >multi-page faxes that we receive, and then distribute by making many >paper copies... it looks like your package will do the trick. Yes i think so too. Subscribe to the hylafax mailing list, there are alot of people there that can help you out :-) - Robert