ActiveFax enables
you to easily integrate the fax service into different operating systems,
like Windows, DOS, or UNIX.
ActiveFax
can be used to integrate the fax and E-Mail functionality into various
different environments without the need for extensive modifications.
Additionally to the use in Microsoft Windows systems, the Fax Server
can also be used for sending fax documents and E-Mails from any other
operating system, for example UNIX. ActiveFax supports all important
network protocols (e.g. LPD/LPR) for the connection to the Fax Server.
Therefore, sending a fax message becomes as easy as printing a document.
Furthermore, it is possible to send fax documents to the Fax Server
with a serial interface (RS-232) or the file system (NFS, Samba, etc.).
ActiveFax interprets the printer sequences of HP-LaserJet, Epson-LQ
and optionally Postscript. This guarantees that a fax message or E-Mail
is exactly of the same appearance than the corresponding printout. So-called
data fields can be used to specify the parameters (recipient, subject,
priority, etc.) already from within an application.
Features:
Runs on Windows
95/98/ME and Windows NT/2000/XP
Fax transmissions and E-Mail from any Windows application using
a special printer driver
Fax transmissions and E-Mail from UNIX using LPD/LPR, FTP, TFTP
or RAW-Port Connections
Inward Dial Routing using Direct Dial Numbers (DDI, MSN), Caller
Identification (CSID) or Line Routing
Automatic printout of incoming fax messages and sending reports
Application controlled definition of fax parameters (subject,
recipient, priority, etc.) using data fields
Formatting of fax messages using printer sequences of HP-LaserJet,
Epson-LQ and Postscript
Sophisticated User and Security Concept
Data exchange with external databases using ODBC
Fax-On-Demand Server and Client (Fax Polling)
Least Cost Routing and automatic optimization of the transmission
times
Support of Cover Pages and Overlays
Automatic Archiving
Support of all common fax modems, ISDN adapters and Dialogic
Gammalink Faxboards
Internet access through direct connection or dialup connection
with RAS
Support of HP Digital Sender 9100C
Automatic hardware detection and configuration by the Setup Program
Terminal Server (Citrix) support