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I have done something like this. How I did it was to replace the unix print filter/driver script with a small perl script to extract the fax number and other relevant information, and then pipe the fax document through textfmt and sendfax. I have attached the script I use as an example. The coverfax and openfax subroutines send a coverpage-only fax and normal text-document fax, respectively. The extraction part will not work for you unless you have Jenkon's AutoFax product (in which case you are to be pitied). ~ John Williams On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Mark Laurence wrote: > I use a Pick database to send faxes to an old DOS server that can > obtain the fax number from within the text section of the document > being sent. > eg > #fax#1234567 this is the fax number > > This is the text section of the fax to be sent > > #include#tif.file this will attach an image to the end of the fax > > The pick system can send a document to a Linux printer with no > problems. I do not think it is capable of providing a job name or > number. > > Can anyone advise if Hylafax could be used with imbedded text > commands. > Or has anyone had to interface a similar text based system to a > fax server? > > Any response would be appreciated. > > regards > mark laurence > Attachment Converted: "C:\PROGRAM FILES\EUDORA\Attach\fax.htm"