ElectraSoft
try before you buy FaxMail Network for Windows
software.
Receive and send fax from a single computer or network. Supports up to
four fax modems. Send and forward faxes using modem, Internet, email.
FaxMail Network for Windows
Interface your Computer to all the Fax Machines in the World via fax
modem. Send fax with modem, email and/or Internet.
All the Fax Machines in the world are your printers with ElectraSoft's
FaxMail Network for Windows software.
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This faxing software includes Vista 64 bit fax, Vista 32 bit fax,
Windows XP fax, Windows 7 fax, and all other Windows 32 bit and 64 bit
fax drivers. The 64 bit print to fax supports all 64-bit and 32 bit
Windows operating systems includes x86, x64, EM64T, amd64 and ia64.
FaxMail Network for Windows Screen Shot
FaxMail Network for Windows Tutorial.
FaxMail Network for Windows Frequently Asked Questions.
FaxMail Network for Windows now uses ElectraSoft's leading fax technology.
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[Testimonials and good reasons to buy from ElectraSoft]
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Send and Receive fax from Single Computer and Modem or Network with
Multiple Modems.
Options include: Send faxes by fax modem, send faxes by email,
send fax over the Internet, and the ability to forward all incoming fax
to an email address in TIFF or PDF format.
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Send fax via your Internet connection using our built in fax API. If
your fax recipient has an email address, this fax software program will
fax email it to them by attaching the fax to an email and do an
email fax to them in TIFF or PDF format.
Testimonial from a satisfied customer:
I work away from the office a lot. I can access email but not fax. I have
orders which are faxed to me. ElectraSoft's fax software forwards these
faxes to my email account where I can access them as PDF or TIF files.
PDF is Portable Document Format (PDF) and can be read with Adobe Reader
and many other Windows software applications. TIF is Tagged Image File
Format (TIFF or TIF) and can be read with most Windows software
applications.
About: FaxMail Network for Windows
FaxMail Network for Windows is popular with oil companies because it handles downhole well
log image faxing.
Imagine being able to sit down at your computer in the morning and use
it just as you would on a regular day, knowing that it is sending
faxes for everyone in your entire office.
Now, this is a reality with FaxMail Network for Windows.
Let me show you just how it works...
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FaxMail Network for Windows will send and receive fax from single
computer or network with a modem or multiple modems. Optionally Sends
fax via the Internet and/or email.
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Install
FaxMail Network for Windows on your computer and it will use your fax modems,
email, and/or to Internet connection send faxes. You can receive faxes
with your modems in the background, as you work on other projects.
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Single Computer and One Modem Support:
The first screen of
the install has two options. [Single Computer, Beginners, Quick and Easy]
and [Internet/Multiple Modems, Multiple Workstations, Custom Step by Step].
You want to select the [Single Computer, Beginners, Quick and Easy]
option.
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Network Support: When installing, you will want to select
the [Internet/Multiple Modems, Multiple Workstations, Custom
Step by Step] option. Now you can assign any one of your many
workstations to be the fax server. Once established all the workstations
on the Network running FaxMail Network for Windows can send faxes from their own
computer, with the same ease and reliability that FaxMail Network for Windows has
become famous for. Then, and here's the good part, the person who
is using the workstation that has been designated the fax server can let
it run in the background, while he or she goes about business as usual.
No need for a dedicated fax server. You just need a Workstation with at
least one fax modem.
- FaxMail Network for Windows does everything the current ElectraSoft
fax program does and then some. It will send and receive fax with a single
computer or network with a modem or multiple modems. Optionally Sends
fax via the Internet. FaxMail Network for Windows will add a fax generating print
driver to your system, giving you the ability to generate a fax from any
document and send
to any and all fax machines in the world. This means that if
you are sending a fax to a group of people, you can send four
times faster. Compared to the other ElectraSoft fax programs,
FaxMail Network for Windows has a new interface with a little different look and
feel. You can configure FaxMail Network for Windows to not interfere with the
functionality of your modem while FaxMail Network for Windows is running. You
can import your FaxBooks from any other ElectraSoft fax program
into FaxMail Network for Windows.
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If you are using our fax software with 1 modem, we recommend fax modems
made by ZyXel. Go to ZyXel
for a good fax modem.
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If you want to send faxes out on more than one phone line at a time, you
can do that now with our new fax program, FaxMail Network for Windows!
With FaxMail Network for Windows, you can take advantage of using more
than one modem at a time, on one computer. You can either have up to 4
modems on one computer or you can get a 4-in-one modem card,
that can support 4 phone lines.
Here are a couple of sites that have 4 port/line modems available.
Mainpine
and
Perle
If you use one of these modems, please share your experience with us.
- Start your office toward an edge in productivity. Become
one of the well equipped workplaces of the future. Do it today!
This ElectraSoft fax software includes the world famous
ElectraSoft Print to Fax faxmaker, which lets you create faxes from
any printable files such as documents, text, bitmaps, pictures, etc. The
ElectraSoft Print to Fax faxmaker is the fastest fax creator
converter in the world. Some people call it a fax maker, while others
call it a fax creator, fax converter, or fax generator. With the
ElectraSoft Print to Fax, all the fax machines in the world are
your printers. If you can print, you can fax!
Who Uses ElectraSoft Software?
ElectraSoft software is used by many well known establishments
including military, government, education, medical, business, and
individuals.
Some users of ElectraSoft software include, United States Armed
Forces, United States Senate, University of Utah, Central Iowa Health Care
System, San Diego Health Department, IBM, and millions of small businesses
and individuals.
Send Faxes Programmatically
Send Fax Programmatically Using Your Program's FaxBook system (API)
You can use our free fax API to send faxes programmatically from the
programs that you write, by using the following [Fax API] source-code.
If you want to create your own send fax program the simple and easy way,
just write your own simple fax program and let it take advantage of our
free fax API. This API has over 30 man years of development.
In just a few minutes from now, you can write a send fax program that
takes advantage of our powerful Fax API.
If you want to write a fax program using our [Fax API] with one of our fax
programs, and want more help than what is included in this manual, you can
buy our [Extended Fax API]. The [Extended Fax API] includes many easy to
use functions and sophisticated source-code. Just call Jon Krahmer at
281-499-8246, or email him at
eMail Jon Krahmer
or
eMail ElectraSoft
and you will receive the [Extended Fax API] kit and personalized
tech-support for only $499.99.
There are two methods to use this API...
Method 1:
The simplest method:
Read Item 12 - Faxing, [Convert/Forward Document to Fax and Send...]
You will need to create a comma delimited file called:
?:\faxmailn\data\DocToFax.del
Where the ? is the drive that you installed FaxMail Network for Windows
on. The DocToFax.del file can have as many lines in it as you want. One
for each recipient.
Code example:
LOOP:
o CREATE the ?:\faxmailn\data\DocToFax.del file
o Copy document into ?:\faxmailn\data\DocToFax
o WAIT until FaxMail Network for Windows deletes document from
?:\faxmailn\data\DocToFax
o If done EXIT else back to LOOP
EXIT:
Method 2:
You will need to create a comma delimited file called:
?:\faxmailn\send2fax.del
Where the ? is the drive that you installed FaxMail Network for Windows
on. The send2fax.del file can have as many lines in it as you want. One
for each recipient.
DocToFax.del and send2fax.del Format:
3, 5 or 6 field comma delimited file with the following format:
"Y/N(header at top of fax)","Recipient","FaxNumber"
or:
"Y/N(header at top of fax)","Recipient","FaxNumber","Scheduled Date",
"Scheduled Time"
or:
"Y/N(header at top of fax)","Recipient","FaxNumber","Scheduled Date",
"Scheduled Time","Subject","Fax From Name"
HeaderYN:
A 1 character field consisting of either Y or N
Recipient:
A 31 character field consisting of the Recipient
FaxNumber:
A 46 character field consisting of a Fax Number
The next 2 fields are optional...
Scheduled Date:
A 10 character field consisting of the day to send the Fax
Scheduled Time:
A 10 character field consisting of the time to send the Fax
Example:
"Y","Jon Krahmer","1-281-499-5939"
or:
"Y","Jon Krahmer","1-281-499-5939","07-15-2002","10:30:00am"
or:
"Y","Jon Krahmer","1-281-499-5939","07-15-2001","10:30:00am","Subject","Fax From Name"
FaxMail Network for Windows must be running in the background. The
?:\faxmailn\send2fax.del file must be create in the FaxMail directory.
Print to the ElectraSoft Print to Fax. The ElectraSoft Print to Fax will
create a ?:\esfax\fax file. FaxMail will see this file, convert it to a
fax and call the Send Fax box. The Send Fax will see the
?:\faxmailn\send2fax.del file and instead of it's normal routine, it will
work invisibly to send the fax as per the ?:\faxmailn\send2fax.del file
and then delete ?:\faxmailn\send2fax.del. The next time you load the Send
Fax box, it will work as normal.
Code example:
LOOP:
o CREATE the send2fax.del file
o PRINT document to: ElectraSoft Print to Fax
o WAIT until FaxMail Network for Windows deletes send2fax.del
o If done EXIT else back to LOOP
EXIT:
//============================== StartData ==============================
char szStr1024[1024];
char szSend2Fax_Del[]={ "c:\\faxmailn\\send2fax.del"};
char szFaxToThisRecipient1[1024]=
{
"\"Y\",\"ElectraSoft\",\"1-281-499-5939\""
};
char szFaxToThisRecipient2[1024]=
{
"\"Y\",\"ElectraSoft\",\"1-281-499-5939\",\"2001-06-15\",\"10:30:00am\""
};
char szFaxToThisRecipient3[1024]=
{
"\"Y\",\"ElectraSoft\",\"1-281-499-5939\",\"2001-06-15\",\"10:30:00am\"",\"Subject\""
};
int iNumOfDocsToFaxToThisRecipient=3;
//=============================== EndData ===============================
//=========================== StartPrototypes ===========================
void MyProgramsFaxProc(void);
BOOL PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iNumOfPrintJobs,
char* pszFaxToThisRecipient);
BOOL PrintJobToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iJob);
BOOL WaitForElectraSoftPrintToFax(void);
BOOL CreateSend2Fax_Del(char *pszFaxToThisRecipient);
void DelayMs(DWORD dwMs);
//============================ EndPrototypes =============================
//============================== StartCode ===============================
//======================================================================
//| Example of what a call to PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax may
//| look like.
//======================================================================
void MyProgramsFaxProc(void)
{
char szErrorMessageCption[]=
{
"MyProgramsFaxProc return value"
};
char szReturnedFalse[]=
{
"MyProgramsFaxProc returned FALSE"
};
char szReturnedTrue[]=
{
"MyProgramsFaxProc returned TRUE"
};
//======================================================================
//| Remove comments and replace with your application specific
//| source-code.
//======================================================================
//Init MyProgramsFaxProc() and get set vars.
if(PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax( iNumOfDocsToFaxToThisRecipient,
szFaxToThisRecipient1)==TRUE)
{
::MessageBox(GetForegroundWindow(),szReturnedTrue,
szErrorMessageCption,MB_ICONSTOP|MB_OK);
}
else
{
::MessageBox(GetForegroundWindow(),szReturnedFalse,
szErrorMessageCption,MB_ICONSTOP|MB_OK);
}
}
//========================================================================
//| BOOL PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iNumOfPrintJobs,
//| char* pszFaxToThisRecipient);
//|=--------------------------------------------------------------------=
//| BOOL PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iNumOfPrintJobs,
//| char* pszFaxToThisRecipient);
//| will send(put in SendQueue) 1 or more documents to
//| pszFaxToThisRecipient.
//|
//| In this example, the FaxNumber is hard-coded to szFaxToThisRecipient1.
//|
//| You, as a programmer, will replace szFaxToThisRecipient1 with a
//| variable. If sending 1 or more documents to a list of 1 or more
//| FaxNumbers, incrementally set szFaxToThisRecipient1 to a different
//| FaxNumber in the list, and call PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax
//| once for each FaxNumber that you want to send the fax/faxes to.
//========================================================================
BOOL PrintTheseDocsToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iNumOfPrintJobs,
char* pszFaxToThisRecipient)
{
BOOL bRet=TRUE;
//====================================================================
//| LOOP
//====================================================================
for(int iJob=1;iJob<=iNumOfPrintJobs;iJob++)
{
//====================================================================
//| CREATE the send2fax.del file
//====================================================================
if(CreateSend2Fax_Del(pszFaxToThisRecipient)==FALSE)
{
bRet=FALSE;
break;
}
//====================================================================
//| PRINT document to: ElectraSoft Print to Fax
//====================================================================
if(PrintJobToElectraSoftPrintToFax(iJob)==FALSE)
{
bRet=FALSE;
break;
}
//====================================================================
//| WAIT until FaxMail Network for Windows deletes send2fax.del
//====================================================================
if(WaitForElectraSoftPrintToFax()==FALSE)
{
bRet=FALSE;
break;
}
//====================================================================
//| If done EXIT else back to LOOP
//====================================================================
}//End------for(int iJob=1;iJob<=iNumOfPrintJobs;iJob++)
//====================================================================
//| EXIT
//====================================================================
return(bRet);
}
BOOL CreateSend2Fax_Del(char *pszFaxToThisRecipient)
{
int iSend2Fax_Del;
if((iSend2Fax_Del=_open(szSend2Fax_Del,_O_CREAT|_O_TRUNC|_O_BINARY|_O_RDWR,_S_IREAD|_S_IWRITE)) < 0)
{
sprintf(szStr1024,"Could not create:\n"
"%s"
,szSend2Fax_Del);
::MessageBox(GetForegroundWindow(),
szStr1024,szAppsMsgCaption,MB_OK | MB_ICONSTOP);
return(FALSE);
}
if(_write(iSend2Fax_Del,pszFaxToThisRecipient,
(WORD)strlen(pszFaxToThisRecipient)) !=
(int)strlen(pszFaxToThisRecipient))
{
_close(iSend2Fax_Del);
return(FALSE);
}
_close(iSend2Fax_Del);
return(TRUE);
}
BOOL PrintJobToElectraSoftPrintToFax(int iJob)
{
//======================================================================
//| Remove comments and replace with your application specific
//| source-code.
//======================================================================
//if(Your Print Routine Fails)
//{
// return(FALSE);
//}
return(TRUE);
}
BOOL WaitForElectraSoftPrintToFax(void)
{
for(int iWait=0;;iWait++)
{
if(_access(szSend2Fax_Del,0)!=0)
{
break;
}
//===============================================================
//| 100 ms X 300 loops == 30000 ms == 30 seconds to time-out.
//===============================================================
DelayMs(100);
if(iWait==300)
{
if(::MessageBox(GetForegroundWindow(),
"Last print job not done."
,"Apps Caption"
,MB_DEFBUTTON1|MB_ICONQUESTION|MB_RETRYCANCEL)==IDCANCEL)
{
return(FALSE);
}
iWait=0;
}
}
return(TRUE);
}
void DelayMs(DWORD dwMs)
{
MSG msg;
struct _timeb timebCurTime;
DWORD dwCurTime,dwStopTime,dwSleepTime;
dwSleepTime=(dwMs/10);
if(dwSleepTime<1) dwSleepTime = 1;
if(dwSleepTime>100) dwSleepTime = 100;
_ftime(&timebCurTime);
dwStopTime=(((timebCurTime.time * 1000) + timebCurTime.millitm) + dwMs);
do
{
Sleep(dwSleepTime);
if(PeekMessage(&msg,NULL,0,0,PM_REMOVE)!=FALSE)
{
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg);
}
_ftime(&timebCurTime);
dwCurTime=((timebCurTime.time*1000) + timebCurTime.millitm);
if(iTimeChangeFg>0)
{
--iTimeChangeFg;
break;
}
}while(dwCurTime < dwStopTime);
}
//=============================== EndCode ================================
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