Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Tim Collier]

I seem to remember it coming with my first G4 867.  It was on the OS 9 
partition and I think there was one in OS X too.  This was under 
10.1...I haven't seen it since on 10.2 or 10.3.

Tim
On Apr 18, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Barton Brown wrote:
H... 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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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Barton Brown]

So, as I just found out after about a year-and-a-half, did mine! Doh! 
Thanks for the heads-up. Has anyone used FAXstf X in a one-line 
situation? What I'm looking for specifically is this: If the phone 
rings, and FAXstf picks it up after x rings and there's no modem tone, 
will it automatically hand the call back to my answering machine, which 
is part of my [EMAIL PROTECTED] cordles phone?

Thanks to all
Bart Brown
On Apr 18, 2005, at 12:11 PM, kcthompson wrote:
My PowerBook 17" came with FAXstf. I ordered it in June 2003 from the 
Apple
Education store.

kt

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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[kcthompson]

My PowerBook 17" came with FAXstf. I ordered it in June 2003 from the Apple
Education store.

kt





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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Bruce Johnson]

On Apr 18, 2005, at 8:45 AM, Barton Brown wrote:
H... don't know how they got there, but I have FAXstf for OS 9.x 
AND FAXstf X in my Applications folder. Another mystery...
ISTR Apple did bundle limited editions of those programs at one time 
with new systems.

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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Barton Brown]

H... 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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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[KxUx]

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.


On 4/17/05 11:23 PM, "Barton Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Thanks for the info -- I didn't even know Apple bundled FAXstf with OS
> X, and I've been using OS X since first release... guess you gotta look
> for these things! Have any problems *receiving* faxes? My problem is my
> shop has ONE phone line, but I think I can remember how to set the
> answer on x rings, detect fax tone" -- used it for years in OS 7.x.x.
> through 9.2.2.
> 
> Thanks again!
> 
> Bart Brown
> 
> 
> On Apr 17, 2005, at 10:15 PM, KxUx wrote:
> 
>> Hi Bart,
>> 
>> Sometimes I need to send faxes from my home and I have similar setup.
>> DSL +
>> Linksys WiFi Router. I just connect phone line to the back of my
>> PowerBook
>> (actually it is side in my case) and send fax. The line has the noise
>> filter
>> hanging from the wall but not from the PowerBook side. All works well
>> when I
>> need it. In fact what I do (since I send only few faxes) is that I
>> unplug
>> the cable from phone and connect to Powerbook for few minutes that I
>> need to
>> send the fax.
>> 
>> I use the OS X built-in fax for my faxing needs. It is more than
>> sufficient.
> 



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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Laurent Daudelin]

on 17/04/05 23:23, Barton Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thanks for the info -- I didn't even know Apple bundled FAXstf with OS
> X, and I've been using OS X since first release... guess you gotta look
> for these things! Have any problems *receiving* faxes? My problem is my
> shop has ONE phone line, but I think I can remember how to set the
> answer on x rings, detect fax tone" -- used it for years in OS 7.x.x.
> through 9.2.2.

FAXstf is not bundled with OS X. You have to purchase it. However, starting
with Panther (10.2), there is a built-in fax capability into OS X. It is not
FAXstf but when you don't have to send faxes regularly, it's fine.

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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Barton Brown]

Thanks for the info -- I didn't even know Apple bundled FAXstf with OS 
X, and I've been using OS X since first release... guess you gotta look 
for these things! Have any problems *receiving* faxes? My problem is my 
shop has ONE phone line, but I think I can remember how to set the 
answer on x rings, detect fax tone" -- used it for years in OS 7.x.x. 
through 9.2.2.

Thanks again!
Bart Brown
On Apr 17, 2005, at 10:15 PM, KxUx wrote:
Hi Bart,
Sometimes I need to send faxes from my home and I have similar setup. 
DSL +
Linksys WiFi Router. I just connect phone line to the back of my 
PowerBook
(actually it is side in my case) and send fax. The line has the noise 
filter
hanging from the wall but not from the PowerBook side. All works well 
when I
need it. In fact what I do (since I send only few faxes) is that I 
unplug
the cable from phone and connect to Powerbook for few minutes that I 
need to
send the fax.

I use the OS X built-in fax for my faxing needs. It is more than 
sufficient.

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Re: Here's a fairly dumb question...

[KxUx]

Hi Bart,

Sometimes I need to send faxes from my home and I have similar setup. DSL +
Linksys WiFi Router. I just connect phone line to the back of my PowerBook
(actually it is side in my case) and send fax. The line has the noise filter
hanging from the wall but not from the PowerBook side. All works well when I
need it. In fact what I do (since I send only few faxes) is that I unplug
the cable from phone and connect to Powerbook for few minutes that I need to
send the fax.

I use the OS X built-in fax for my faxing needs. It is more than sufficient.

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Here's a fairly dumb question...

[Barton Brown]

I have a PBG4 17" Aluminum, OS X 10.3.8. At my shop, I'm connected to 
the web by DSL (at home, by Airport to Cable Modem). Can I connect a 
phone line to the phone jack on the back of the PB, and send and 
receive e-faxes? I want to get rid of my huge, miserable, and 
non-Mac-compliant (though they said it was when I bought it) Lexmark 
6170 All-In-One. All I want to do  is be able to send and receive faxes 
electronically, as I used to be able to do on my Venerable UMAX S900, 
using FAXstf or something similar.

Can I run both DSL and fax concurrently? When I had DSL installed, I 
had to hang a noise filter off EVERY device in the POTL chain -- 
assuming I can do the e-fax thang, should I hang *another" filter at 
the phone port on my PB? Is there a good fax app someone can recommend 
that's compatible with OS X 10.3.8?

Thanks in advance
Bart
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