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From: hyhau@earth.njit.edu (lawrence hau)
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Subject: Re: FAX Modems and S/W for Interactive 386/ix UNIX
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Date: 20 Apr 91 16:27:21 GMT
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In article <24319@well.sf.ca.us> tague@well.sf.ca.us (Michael Tague) writes:
>I would also be interested in any tips anyone would have on how to convert
>word processor output, Word Perfect or Microsoft Word, to electronic FAX and 
>how this might relate on choosing a product
>
>-Michael
>
>tague@witchcraft.sf.ca.us
>(415) 752-2477

HP laser jet printers are capable of converting a text file into a image.  A
fax board is doing the same thing when you try to send a text file to it.
Some commercial products have the enhanced capability in converting files from
different sources including Word Perfect.  What the users have to do is simply
hit a "hot key" to bring up the TSR, specify who, where, and when to send the
fax, and there it goes.

F.Y.I.
Optus Software, Inc.
voice (908)271-1040
fax   (908)271-1044

Jiryih Tsaur
tsaur@newark.njit.edu