Re: [hylafax-users] Client for windows support superfine mode

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Michael Stowe wrote:

> There's a superfine quality mode?
>  

Yes.  Superfine is R8 x 15.4 l/mm (roughly 200 x 400 dpi).  There is 
also "ultrafine" and "hyperfine".  We assign the name "ultrafine" to 300 
x 300 dpi and "hyperfine" to R16 x 15.4 l/mm (roughly 400 x 400 dpi).

> At any rate, I assume this is mostly a question of getting the JPARM VRES
> and possibly HRES settings set properly.  I don't mind adding this to
> winprint, but I'm unclear on what you mean by superfine (I don't believe
> it's standard) -- and I'm not sure what the fallback position is...

These extended resolutions are a part of the fax standard, yes.  The 
only required resolution support is "Normal" (R8 x 3.5 l/mm, ~200 x 100 
dpi).

I would need to go back and look at things, but basically use:

 JPARM USEXVRES TRUE

And that should then tell the server that it should use the highest 
resolution that the receiver is known to support (per the info file).

Lee.

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