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Fax Components

Hi All,

We've been using Winfax to produce faxes from our applications, and are
looking to use something else as:

a) Symantec are hopeless at replaying to emails.
b) Winfax requries a licence on each machine to send faxes
c) The intergration with dotnet is great.

Does anybody else use a different component / software to drive faxes from
dotnet???
We aren't really bothered about recieving faxes but sending is obviously the
key.

Thanks

Alex
Jul 21 '05 #1
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Hi Alex,

Please do not multipost.

You can crosspost by sending one messages to more dotNet newsgroups in one
time as well.

Cor
Jul 21 '05 #2
You can use the Fax Service API. This API uses COM which you can access
from .NET using interop. Check this URL:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...asp?frame=true

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Regards,

Jose Luis Manners, MCP

"Alex Stevens" <Al**********************@gcc.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi All,

We've been using Winfax to produce faxes from our applications, and are
looking to use something else as:

a) Symantec are hopeless at replaying to emails.
b) Winfax requries a licence on each machine to send faxes
c) The intergration with dotnet is great.

Does anybody else use a different component / software to drive faxes from
dotnet???
We aren't really bothered about recieving faxes but sending is obviously the key.

Thanks

Alex

Jul 21 '05 #3

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