Re: GS Fax Software...?

[ba06103@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu (Tiny Death)]

 In a previous article <dirk-050494154124@muffin.maschinenbau.uni-dortmund.de>, 
  dirk@gaga.maschinenbau.uni-dortmund.de (Dirk Froehling) (Dirk Froehling) typed the following:
 
 <-=-> In article <2nakf5$alf@blackice.winternet.mpls.mn.us>,
 <-=-> rwifall@starship.cs.NMSU.edu (Richard Wifall) wrote:
 <-=-> 
 <-=-> > In article <dirk-290394122306@muffin.maschinenbau.uni-dortmund.de> writes:
 <-=-> > 
 <-=-> > >   Why? Does your upcoming fax program depend on Class 2 commands?
 <-=-> > 
 <-=-> > 	:)
 <-=-> 
 <-=-> :) But how can I tell if a modem supports this? I have never seen a
 <-=-> mentioning
 <-=-> of a "class 2" feature in an ad. I am about to buy me one and don't want to
 <-=-> make a mistake. Do most new FAX modems support this?


	The ads should say if it is class 2 compliant. Then again, I
haven't seen any new fax/modems that aren't class 2 compliant.



 <-=-> 
 <-=-> | Dirk Froehling - Germany, Uni Dortmund, FB Maschinenbau, LS Mechanik |
 <-=-> | dirk@gaga.maschinenbau.uni-dortmund.de                               |


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