It might be possible to do this by finding out what format they submit
it in.
On the other hand, is this still important to you in 2015?
** Changed in: ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426135
Title:
Fax-by-internet integrated in Ubuntu
Status in ubuntu-meta package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
There exist some proprietary solutions which make the fax service very
convenient:
1) Install proprietary plugin, so that you have a fax printer installed in
the "print" menu
2) If you want to fax a document choose "print" -> "fax printer"
3) add telephone number
4) fax is sent by internet connection to a fax server. This fax servers
deliver the fax to the recipient
5) when fax delivered, get back a report (usually by email), so that you can
print the fax report.
There is no comparable fax integration in ubuntu. I'm missing this
feature (integrated fax-by-internet functionality).
Wouldn't it make sense to program an API so that different fax servers can
offer this fax service?
Wouldn't it make sense if Canonical would offer such a service? I would even
pay for that (5 €-Cent per page)?
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