Local time is Wednesday, August 20, 2008, 4:21 am

R:Fax


Introduction

R:Fax for R:BASE is a Plugin component for the R:BASE series of Windows products that allows the R:BASE developer to send R:BASE custom reports directly to any fax machine using the traditional phone line connected to your PC. R:Fax contains many features and settings that allow each machine to be custom configured. R:Fax is designed to work with all Windows versions of R:BASE 7.x and Turbo V-8.

Using your R:BASE database, R:Fax will be able to pass the following parameters:

  • Fax Number
  • Fax File and Name (created by R:BASE)
  • Fax Cover File Name (created by R:BASE)
  • Total Pages

The custom settings within R:Fax allow you to specify your own:

  • Fax Header
  • Station ID
  • Number of dialing attempts
  • Waiting period, in seconds, for dialing retry
  • Fax Class
  • Enhanced Text for Header and Cover Page


R:Fax allows the option to create an activity log based on the status of a fax sent.

Using the R:Fax Viewer, you can display the fax report before you send it.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Does R:Fax create the report for me?
A. No. R:Fax sends your report which must be created in R:BASE.

Q. Can I receive a fax?
A. No. R:Fax is only for sending fax reports.

Q. How do I know my fax was sent successfully?
A. R:Fax will return different values based on the fax results.

Q. Must every computer licensed for R:Fax need a modem?
A. No. With a shared modem set up on the network server, any licensed R:Fax workstation can send a report.

Q. Can I prevent the end user from canceling the fax transmission from the status display?
A. Yes. Using the additional parameter DISABLE_CANCEL_BTN, the Cancel button can be disabled.

Q. What happens if the fax machine I'm dialing to is returning a busy signal?
A. Using the R:Fax settings, you can specify the number of times to retry a dialing attempt and the number, in seconds,
to wait for the next dialing attempt to be made.


Copyright © 1982-2008 R:BASE Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Website designed by Rafee Memon.