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Karl Denninger wrote: > > On Sun, Feb 06, 2000 at 02:23:20AM +0100, Wout Mertens wrote: > > > I don't understand what you're having trouble with here. > > > > > > I use WHFC and after registering it I have what *looks like* a Windows > > > system printer. You print to it, WHFC's dialog box (for the destination) > > > comes up. Put in the fax number, hit "OK", and off it goes. > > > > > > This works from ALL applications. You just install a LaserWriter II as the > > > "printer driver" (Postscript) and then connect it to the WHFC "port" that > > > gets registered. > > > > Very correct, but it does not allow you to include attachments. Which is > > what we really need to do. It is also not possible to merge faxes to the > > same number together in one call, since that is not supported by Hylafax > > (yet). It is also not possible to print all the documents to one output, > > since word doesn't let you :(. > > > > Wout. > > Uh, the attachments is probably true. > > However, Hylafax most certainly can merge faxes in one call. If you specify > more than one file to be sent, it will be, all in one call. I KNOW this > works properly because my petition fax service (at the below web site) > uses it programmatically if there are multiple signatures on a given > petition when the transmission is scheduled. > > Nor is this new - I used to use this feature when I ran an ISP to queue > faxed documents to people from our customer service desk. > > What are you trying to print to one document that word fails to permit? > Can you be specific? > > I'd like to look into that - I suspect you're wrong but I might be instead > ;-) Hi, Yes HylaFax supports this, but WHFC currently not. Uli -- Ulrich Eckhardt Tr@nscom http://people.frankfurt.netsurf.de/uli http://www.transcom.de Lagerstra�e 11-15 A8 64807 Dieburg Germany