Section Products/FaxWare/FaxWare 4
What the technical press said
We could tell you a lot. But ask the independent technical press
instead...
"The technics of FaxWare 4 is not
bad. It was no problem to install and configure the product. FaxWare
4 has many options going beyond the features of a normal fax application."
"Providing support for up
to 64 exchange lines, FaxWare also allows for 1,000 users per
NetWare server, and 32 servers per LAN."
"FaxWare supports probably
the widest range of fax modem devices we have seen, offering direct
support for ISDN cards with a G3 option, the GammaFax range and
many Class 2.0 and Class 2 modems [...] Because of its architecture,
FaxWare can handle faxes via NetWare's print queue and its own
Queue Services module (allowing it to function as a true NetWare
Print Server in its own right). When this is active, all that
is required to send a fax is to direct your output to the appropriate
FaxWare print queue - no TSRs are required [...] There is also
the facility to schedule a fax for "least cost" time,
which can be worked out automatically by FaxWare [...] Complex
fax jobs can be constructed quite simply using the FaxWare client
[...] Overall, FaxWare is a
comprehensive enterprise-level fax server package which works
well and provides excellent facilities to both DOS and Windows-based
clients."
"By using a charges database, Tobit FaxWare determines the cheapest transmission times.
The system automatically sends faxes with low priority or broadcasts at night."
"Tobit FaxWare is the ultimate fax solution for Novell servers. You can send and
receive faxes from each network workstation and therefore save time and money."
"FaxWare offers a variety of functions, a user-friendly Frontend and runs
smoothly."
"[...] FaxWare has all the hallmarks of a well-crafted and well-behaved server-based
application. It is not too greedy on processor power and easy to install and configure."
