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FaxEmailHelper 1.1
Rodney I Yager
November 2003

FaxEmailHelper does 5 things:
1. 	It fixes some configuration problems, usually due to upgrading to Mac OS X 10.3 from earlier versions of the operating system.
2. 	Fixes a bug which prevents many email clients (including Mail) from recognizing the attachment to the emailed fax.
3. 	Allows you to specify the e-mail address from which faxes appear to be forwarded. Many ISPs will reject mail received from invalid addresses.
4. 	Allows you to specify an outgoing mail server to be used for fax forwarding. Many ISPs will reject mail forwarded from an untrusted mail server. Advanced settings allow you to provide authentication information if it is required by your outgoing mail server.
5. 	Allows you to simulate what will happen when a fax is received.

Usage:
The interface is self explanatory. Repair of configuration problems and changing the outgoing mail server may require authorization. FaxEmailHelper will ask you to enter your administrator password if necessary.

FaxEmailHelper is donation ware:
If you found it useful, you might want to consider sending a small donation to:
		Rod Yager
		153 Hull Road
		West Pennant Hills
		NSW 2125
		Australia

Distribution of FaxEmailHelper:
You may redistribute FaxEmailHelper provided you include the ReadMe and do not modify it in any way. If FaxEmailHelper is included in any product or collection, please provide a copy of the product or collection to the author at the address above.The latest version of FaxEmailHelper will be available for free download at 
http://www.rwts.com.au/FaxEmailHelper

Comments and Feedback:
You can contact the author at FaxEmailHelper@rwts.com.au

Disclaimer:
FaxEmailHelper is provided in the hope that it will be useful. While every precaution has been taken to ensure that it will not cause any damage, you use it entirely at your own risk.