fax for Xenix

Tris Orendorff tris at alzabo.uucp
Fri Jan 12 05:24:33 AEST 1990


amanda at mermaid.intercon.com (Amanda Walker) writes:

>In article <11785 at guru.megatest.UUCP>, bmarathe at megatest.UUCP (Bharat Marathe)
>writes:
>>    You first create a  text  file  using  any  editor.  Then  use  our 
>> menu-driven  program to  specify when and where you want it sent. That
>> is all to it.

>Sounds like every other PC fax modem.  Something that would be nice is a
>standalone FAX modem that would handle either a text stream or an encoded
>image, that could be used from anything with a serial port.  Something like:

>	ATDTxxx-xxx-xxxx
>	CONNECT FAX Gn
>	<either bitmap or straight ASCII with formfeeds--autodiscrimination
>	 would be a win>
>	DISCONNECTED

>and the same for incoming calls (perhaps without the ASCII version).

	See MIPS Magazine, Vol 1, Number 12 (December 1989), pp79 for a review
of the TEFAX RA-2100 Fax machine.
	[First sentence of article ...] The TEFAX RA-2100 is a complete
stand-alone facsimile machine with an RS-232 port that lets it talk to a
computer. 

-- 
				Sincerely Yours
				Tris Orendorff
				tris at alzabo.uucp
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