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% │ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ TERMINATE BACKGROUND FAX RECEPTION ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ │
% └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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% Configurationsfile for TSR 1.00
% Copyright (C) 1994 Strathrory Systems Limited
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% TSR means TERMINATE stays resident
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% With this utility you can receive faxes in the background while you
% are still doing other things, like writing a letter in WordPerfect.
% It works with class 1 and class 2. If you are using a faxmodem that
% support CAS, then you must remove CASMODEM.EXE before using this program.
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% Which comport to use
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Port 2
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% Which baudrate to use for sending faxes
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Baud 19200
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% Which baudrate to use when initialising the faxmodem
% Some older modems can only initialise the modem at 2400 baud, but
% if you have no problem with that, then use the same as the above.
InitBaud 2400
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% Which BPS (bits per second) to use when sending the fax.
% Please be aware that setting the rate higher than 9600, could result
% in 2400 connects when connecting to older faxmachines.
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FaxBPS 9600
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% Send extra commands to modem before waiting for call
% by default you do not need to send any extra commands and since you
% are receiving then you normally don't have to worry about flow control.
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InitString ATM0V1X4
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% Which ID should TSR present to the sending fax
% It is adviseable only to use numbers or capital letters, since older
% fax machines do not support it. In general only use A-Z and 0-9.
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StationID TERMINATE
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% Where should TSR store the incoming fax files.
% If this statement is disabled or the path does not exist, then the same
% path as TSR.EXE will be used.
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Path IN\
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% If you disable this statement TSR will determine by itself which class
% should be used. TSR will prefer class 2 first.
% If you know which class your faxmodem supports you should put in the
% Class statement, since this will speed up loading TSR a little.
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% Class 1
% Class 2