Hmmmm... don't know how they got there, but I have FAXstf for OS 9.x
AND FAXstf X in my Applications folder. Another mystery...
Bart
On Apr 18, 2005, at 8:47 AM, KxUx wrote:
Opps. Did I imply that FAXstf is in the system? That is not the case.
Apple
delivers fax functionality in the system, but it is quite bare bone -
you
can send and receive faxes. When receiving, the faxes can be directed
to a
printer automatically or send to e-mail address. That is about it -
check
the System Preferences --> Print & Fax for details of what can be set.
You
will find the number of rings in there. One warning though - when you
send
the fax make sure to save a copy as their fax does not do it for you.
Also
there is no confirmation that the fax was sent correctly - I guess the
implied confirmation is that the fax goes away from the fax queue -
which
means that it was sent correctly.
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