Hello wurzel
On 07-May-99, wurzel wrote:>
w > I have said this before and I'm not afraid to say it again. The fact
w > that STFax works on mine, and other people's systems, /proves
w > conclusively/ that the program works. The fact that it doesn't work on
w > some is purely down to one of these things:
w >
w > 1. The modem initialisation string (RTFM for the default!)
w > 2. The preferences settings of your STFax. RTFM & check them
again.
w > 3. Whether you have CID enabled by your telco and your phone line.
w > 4. Whether your modem /is/ compatible (not all are).
w > 5. Whether you run system "hacks" which may interfere with STFax.
w > 6. Whether your Amiga is fast enough to cope (ie, is 14,400
w > enabled?)
w >
w > I really like STFax and would really like it to continue and improve.
w > As in all cases, if you want help from someone, ask them nicely.
w > Pretty please? ;)
I agree and find Stfax stable, I have had small problems mostly with
recieving faxes (due to settings) but find Wiz very helpfull if you email
him chris very rarely replies.
I have come to the conclusion the problem is not with Stfax itself but
with the Docs. There is not enough info on setting up Stfax, the main
problem is the init string but how does the average person set it up when
they do not know what to look for eg. does Stfax want RTS/CTS or XON/XOFF
on or off
What S: registers may need changing for different modems.
I know Wiz can not set all the init string for every modem with every
config. of Amiga but a little more help in the docs. to know what to look
for would help the people that do have a problem.
--
Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.
-- Albert Einstein
<tsb>Paul Brazier
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