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Hi, Hylafax is a super product - we really use it a lot. Our main application is to send out a broadcast fax to our customers if we have a serious network outage, which thankfully does not happen too often, but when it does, we need to send several thousand faxes as fast as possible. One thing I need to do, and currently works about 60% of the time, is to send faxes out via a modem that is attached to a remote terminal server, not to a local unix machine. I have a lot of Ascend TNTs that I use, and I "trick" hylafax into using these remote modems like they are local by using a bit of code called ND which maps a TCP connection to a pseudoTTY. Have you considered adding this as a more standard feature? There are a couple of things that hylafax does that make it tricky to use remote modems, like playing with DTR/DCD and setting the baud rate to zero to hang up the modem. If you could add this as a standard feature, it would be most appreciated! Thanks, Mickey