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[hylafax-users] Insert Pauses In Dial String using HylaFAX+ 5.2.5
I'm using HylaFAX+ 5.2.5 and Multi-Tech voice/fax/data modems.
I've successfully set up HylaFAX+ and the Multi-Tech modems to route the
faxes based on the extension enter after the call is answered.
However, this raises a question. What if we want to send a fax by dialing
the fax number, waiting two or three seconds, and then dialing the extension
before sending the fax?
I imagine this could not be done with an e-mail to fax gateway because mail
server usually use commas to delineate recipients.
Does HylaFAX+ have a way to insert pauses into the dial string, so that a
number could be dialed and after a second or three, dial an extension before
commencing with sending the fax?
On Windows and Macintosh systems, some communication programs allow pauses
to be inserted using commas, e.g. 919580####,,,1234
The program would dial the number, wait 3 seconds, and dial 1234.
Davie
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