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From: frankv@skat.usc.edu (Frank Vargas)
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Subject: Re: Intel's SatisFAXtion PC FAX/Modem Board
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Date: 8 Oct 90 21:19:03 GMT
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In article <2319@van-bc.wimsey.bc.ca> skl@wimsey.bc.ca (Samuel Lam) writes:
>Does anyone have any experience/comment on the Intel SatisFAXtion
>Fax/Modem board?
>...Sam
>-- 
I have used the INTEL Coprocessor FAX Card in a Compatible AT
clone.  It works really well, but has some associated overhead.
We also use the HP scanner, more overhead.  We use QEMM from
Desqview to load these drivers hi and reduce the overhead.

I also have a question.

I am interested in getting some type of conversion program or driver
that will take HP PCL printed (file) output and convert it to either
postcript or anything else which contains the total page count or
page-eject/form feed codes.

Since Computer FAX drivers do a similar conversion prior to
transmitting, I thought there might be some gurus out there that had
tackled this problem before.  I want to use this to help me keep an
accurate record of "printed" pages on my Novell net (a similar posting
went out on alt.novell)

Thanks in advance for your response.  :-)
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