Fax Plus Trial Version
Company Name: MicroHelp Inc.
Address: 4211 J.V.L Industrial Park Dr., NE Marietta, GA 30066
Telephone: 800-847-8488
FAX: 770-516-1099
CIS Forum: MicroHelp
Sales/Product Info E-Mail: tools@microhelp.com
World Wide Web: www.microhelp.com
Newsgroup: mhnews.microhelp.com
Location on CD-ROM: ActiveX/Microhlp/Faxtrial
Installation: Click here to install the Fax Plus trial version.
Get some control over your fax modem today!
Fax Plus enables you to develop applications that have direct control over the fax modem for sending and receiving faxes. Use almost any class 1, 2, or 2.0 fax modem (including most CAS-compatible).
Using Fax Plus' custom print driver, you can capture the output of any Windows application, that supports printing, and send that output as a fax! You can easily create an application that will be awakened by another Windows application starting a print job.
Fax Plus can import .TXT, .BMP, .PCX or .DCX files and creates .BMP, .DCX, .PCX, or .BMP files from a received fax. Send faxes from ASCII text, .BMP, .PCX, and .DCX file formats.
Since Fax Plus simply provides low-level control over your fax/modem, you can use your own design for phone book databases, cover sheets, fax file archives and more.
Fax Plus enables you to have complete control over the status display used when sending and receiving faxes. Simply use the ones provided with our demo program or easily design your own. Faxing from your Windows application has never been easier!
Demo programs are included and no runtime royalties are required. Fax Plus is designed to be compatible with any visual programming language that supports type 1 VBX's.
Highlights
Captures any application's printed output to the fax
32-bit ActiveX Control
32-bit Printer Drivers
Compatibility with most class 1, 2, 2.0 modems
Caller ID from modems that support it.
Customize databases, file archives and phone books.
Rotate Fax Images
Supports Fax headers
This is a fully functional version, but will display a "nag" screen and is not licensed for distribution.
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