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Ben Mackin
FaxCenter is a small ANSI C/POSIX program that sends and receives faxes using almost any fax modem (internal or external).
Cocoa eFax started as a simple front end, but has really progressed into much more. You can send and receive faxes in multiple formats. You can scan and send, you can send quicknotes, attach coversheets, and much more.
Cocoa eFax started as a simple front end, but has really progressed into much more. You can send and receive faxes in multiple formats. You can scan and send, you can send quicknotes, attach coversheets, and much more.
What's New
Version 1.5:
- Fixed the issue where faxes were sent out inverted on Mac OS X 10.3 and earlier
Requirements
- PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2 or later
- Modem
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| Downloads:37,839 |
| Version Downloads:328 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:31 May 2006 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X |
| Price: $10.00 |
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FaxCenter is a small ANSI C/POSIX program that sends and receives faxes using almost any fax modem (internal or external).
Cocoa eFax started as a simple front end, but has really progressed into much more. You can send and receive faxes in multiple formats. You can scan and send, you can send quicknotes, attach coversheets, and much more.
Cocoa eFax started as a simple front end, but has really progressed into much more. You can send and receive faxes in multiple formats. You can scan and send, you can send quicknotes, attach coversheets, and much more.
LindaM reviewed on 25 Jan 2009
To the poster that wrote about the complexities of fax software,in my most blond moments I've figured this stuff out going back to the first version of Windows for Workgroups.
Perhaps you are just not that technically inclined. I have friends like that. :-)
Linda
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Orion-Mk.-V reviewed on 30 May 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Mar 2005
Only thing which did not work, was the notification by email option (and sending the fax to an email address).
Hopefully this feature works in the next version...
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Jul 2004
I have mine turned off.
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Jul 2004
Michael
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Jul 2004
Small Fax app with potential, as we all hold our breath and wait for an OSX version of GlobalFax, and NO, FaxSTF is NOT the answer...
BTW, when you send a "QuickNote", where is it saved? Whooosh, its gone. I do have FaxCenter setup correctly, so this baffles me.
The phone number database is changed between version 1.3.2 and 1.4? Is there any advantage to this for me, and is there any repercussions?
I'll stick to 1.3.2 for now, until further reviews and clarifications come forward...
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Mar 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jan 2004
I suspect that I could probably get it working if I spent a couple hours at it. But the software has already FAILED by then, you know? Some functionality has to be immediate to be worthwhile. If it doesn't work right away, it basically doesn't work.
What is it about fax software, anyway? There must be complexities I know nothing about. Apparently it's a very difficult thing to do, because in ten years of trying I have yet to use fax software that I could trust. I expect Ben Mackin is a fine developer (he's certainly put together a nice interface), yet he is not, apparently, able to make fax software that just... works. I'm beginning to think that no one can.
My solution: I'm going to give up faxing. It gets less useful every year anyway.
Manan
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Dec 2003
A great deal
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Sep 2003