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Marconi:  WinFax Receive dialog


Contents of WinFax Host's Receive Log (WinFax Receive dialog)
Lists all unread faxes in the WinFax Host's Receive Log. For each fax, this list displays the time and date the fax was received, the number of pages in the fax, and sender's station identifier (CSID).

You can identify your faxes by checking the CSID or by previewing the information on the first page of the fax in the display area. To download your faxes to your Receive Log, enable the check box beside each of your faxes.


Leave As Read check box (WinFax Receive dialog)
When you click Receive Now, WinFax downloads all faxes with a check mark beside them in the fax list. In some cases, individual faxes may need to be delivered to more than one person in your office. Enable this option if you want to allow the "checked" faxes to be received by other WinFax Clients on your fax sharing network.


First Page Preview area (WinFax Receive dialog)
Displays the first page of the selected fax. Typically, this is the fax cover page. Use the information on the first page to determine who the fax is for. You can use the scroll bars to view all parts of the first page.


Receive Now button (WinFax Receive dialog)
Click this to download the "checked" faxes to your Receive Log.


Marconi:  WinFax Fax Sharing Client Properties dialog


Host Name field (WinFax Fax Sharing Client Properties dialog)
Type the name of the WinFax Host station on your Windows NT network.

The WinFax Host station is a WinFax station with an attached fax-capable modem and the WinFax Host feature enabled. You can identify the WinFax Host station by typing its name, selecting it from a list of all stations on your Windows NT network, or typing its IP address in the appropriate fields.


IP Address fields (WinFax Fax Sharing Client Properties dialog)
Type the IP address of the WinFax Host station on your network.

The WinFax Host station is a WinFax station with an attached fax-capable modem and the WinFax Host feature enabled. You can identify the WinFax Host station by typing its name, selecting it from a list of all stations on your Windows NT network, or typing its IP address in the appropriate fields.


Browse button (WinFax Fax Sharing Client Properties dialog)
Click this to select the WinFax Host station from a list of all stations on your Windows NT network.

The WinFax Host station is a WinFax station with an attached fax-capable modem and the WinFax Host feature enabled. You can identify the WinFax Host station by typing its name, selecting it from a list of all stations on your Windows NT network, or typing its IP address in the appropriate fields.


Check For New Events On Startup check box (WinFax Fax Sharing Client Properties dialog)
Enable this option if you want to check for new faxes on the WinFax Host station each time you start WinFax. When this option is enabled, the WinFax Receive dialog appears and displays a list of all unread faxes on the WinFax Host station each time you start WinFax.


Marconi:  Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog


Use This WinFax Station As A WinFax Host check box (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Enable this option if you want to allow other WinFax Client stations on your Windows NT network to use your WinFax station to send and receive faxes.

In order to be a WinFax Host station, you must have WinFax installed to work with an attached fax-capable modem and you must enable the WinFax Host feature (this check box).


Use Password check box (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Enable this option if you want to password-protect access to the WinFax Host station.


Password field (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Type the password you want to use. Remember to tell all WinFax Client stations what the appropriate password is.


Confirm Password field (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Re-type the password.


Computer Name field (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Type the computer name assigned to the WinFax Host station.


IP Address fields (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Type the WinFax Host station’s IP address in these fields.


Keep Fax Pages And Event Information In The Logs radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all sent faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the sent fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to keep the log record and all associated fax image files. Use this option if you want to keep complete records of all network faxing activity on the WinFax Host station and you have a reasonable amount of available disk space.


Delete Fax Pages But Keep Event Information In The Logs radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all sent faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the sent fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to keep the log record but delete all fax pages. Use this option when the WinFax Client stations already have their fax documents stored in native format (for example, Word documents) somewhere else on their computer and you only need a keep a transmission record on the WinFax Host.


Delete Everything radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all sent faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the sent fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to delete the log record and the fax pages. Use this option when WinFax Client stations are responsible for tracking their own faxing activity.


Leave All Information radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all received faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the received fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to keep the log record and all associated fax image files. Use this option if you want to keep complete records of all network faxing activity on the WinFax Host station and you have a reasonable amount of available disk space.


Delete Fax Pages radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all received faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the received fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to keep the log record but delete all fax pages associated with the message. Use this option when the WinFax Client stations will store the actual fax pages and you only need a keep a transmission record on the WinFax Host.


Delete Everything radio button (Fax Sharing Host Properties dialog)
Because the WinFax Host handles all faxing activity for all WinFax Client stations on the network, all received faxes are stored both on the WinFax Client station and the WinFax Host station. To use your disk space most effectively, specify the received fax components you want to store permanently on the WinFax Host station.

Faxes in the Logs window can include a log record, all fax pages associated with the log record, or both. Which components you save depend on the amount of disk space you have available and your preferences.

Click this option to delete the log record and the fax pages. Use this option when WinFax Client stations are responsible for tracking their own faxing activity.