Hello Chris,
on 27-Mai-00 you wrote :
...snipp [list of working configurations for STFax
as part of the documentation]
�> Great idea, Norbert! I thought of doing such a list, but I
�> never found out, which modems work fine with STFax ngs
�
� The simple answer is three-fold:
�
� 1. We do not know which modems do and do not 'work properly'
� (as you say) with STFax, as we cannot afford to buy all the
� modems in the world (besides, there are many many modems that
� cannot be bought in the UK which are, say, available locally
� within Portugal, Greece or Poland - as an example).
This shouldn't be such a problem, because I think there are
enough serious users ou there who would help to set up such
a list.
� Besides, STFax sells so few (ie. less than 5 a month, these
� days) copies that it hardly even pays for the programmer to
� even pay for the electricity to turn on his Amiga! :-/
Sad to hear that STFax is not a million seller.
� 2. If we said 'this modem works fine with STFax' people would
� be angry if STFax still had problems (on their system) and/or
� could even sue us (LOL), in theory, if we said 'this works' but
� the user had problems with it.
That's not a point, because it's obvious that one should test
STFax with a basic installation if problems arise.
But the list would give users a starting point to solve
upcoming problems, it's not meant as a
'exclusivly only working with'-list.
...snipp [your third issue of argumentation]
See above.
Have a nice weekend.
Regards
NR
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