Excellent info!!
Keith Smith
On Friday, February 14, 2014 11:58 AM, "j...@actionline.com"
wrote:
A few ideas that may be useful to someone:
1) There are several services that provide a free phone number
by which to receive faxes by email free. We use one of tho
A few ideas that may be useful to someone:
1) There are several services that provide a free phone number
by which to receive faxes by email free. We use one of those.
2) When I need a document "scanned," I use either my cell phone
camera or my Nexus7 tablet which
3) On the *rare* occasion that
I may not have to standup to go to the fax machine, however I have to standup
to go to the scanner to scan in docs. This is great, and I have done it in the
past, however the manufacturer of my all-in-one printer/fax/scanner/copier has
not released drivers that work in windows 7 or 8 and I am
On 2014-02-12 12:49, Ed wrote:
If you are managing the list for the group - then go with an LDAP
server
If you are the only person who's going to use this contact list, then
setting up and administering an LDAP server will be much more of a pain
than anything useful.
The most flexible form
My point was that faxing is old technology that can (and should) be
completely replaced by email/web/cloud storage... whatever is the most
appropriate for your document.
Email is more reliable, and you get to see what the document looks like
before you send it and it's even more of a time save
My faxes come in as emails, so take that for what it's worth :-)
Sean
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 6:49 AM, keith smith wrote:
> Faxing can be a great time saver. For instance if I forget to give my CPA
> something, I can fax it and save myself the hour round trip drive.
>
> Also faxes get read. Em
Faxing can be a great time saver. For instance if I forget to give my CPA
something, I can fax it and save myself the hour round trip drive.
Also faxes get read. Emails go unopened and I probably will not get the
cellular number of most of the people I have some sort of relationship with so
On 02/12/2014 01:02 PM, Ed wrote:
Asterisk - who sends faxes->mailmerge?
Faxes? Do you know of a service for mailing out 8-Track tapes too :)
Brian
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On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 12:36 PM, keith smith wrote:
> Thank you for your feedback!!
>
> I'll be using it for sending emails, making phone calls, sending faxes, in
> various social media... FB, twitter, etc
>
>
>
> Keith Smith
>
>
oh - you want LDAP - Lightweight Director
Something like kaddressbook might be what you are looking for. Check
out it's custom fields for the extra information that it does support by
default.
You could also use some thing like Thunderbird's address book.
Brian Cluff
On 02/12/2014 12:36 PM, keith smith wrote:
Thank you for your feed
1) If you are managing the list for the group - then go with an LDAP server
- let me know if you are going to share the contacts 8)
2) The most flexible format is likely vCard as that can be consumed by the
most different clients/services. Sharing would also be the easiest with
a web server, a card
Thank you for your feedback!!
I'll be using it for sending emails, making phone calls, sending faxes, in
various social media... FB, twitter, etc
Keith Smith
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 11:49 AM, Stephen Partington
wrote:
well depending on what you are doin
well depending on what you are doing with that information a CRM may be
needed.
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 11:38 AM, keith smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm collecting a large number of contacts from within the community.
> Short of a spreadsheet, is there any other options I may have?
>
> A spreadsheet
Hi,
I'm collecting a large number of contacts from within the community. Short of
a spreadsheet, is there any other options I may have?
A spreadsheet will do what I need, I was just wondering if there is any other
options that might be better.
Thanks!!
Keith Smith-
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