Re: Faxination...Is it worth it?

[Andrew Smith <ostman@delphi.com>]

Eric S. Ford <ag471@yfn.ysu.edu> writes:
 
>The original Quickie did not restrict access to the slot.  The software
>recognized the location of the card.  I successfully ran my Quickie in
>slot 2 as well as having a modem use the same "port".  This did not
>require visiting the control panel.  However, I sold my Quickie after it
>became apparent that it was little more than a toy.  Faxination may change
>that, but it remains to be proven.
 
I disagree about the "toy" comment. I rececntly received quickie and
character recognition software for $100.00. For that price, I think the
results are quite good. Scanning photos isn't too hot, but line art
comes out great, and can be very usefull for newsletters, etc.
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Ostman is also known as Andrew Smith, from Hanover, PA
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