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Hi,

On Monday 13 May 2002 9:45 am, Michael Goffioul wrote:

> Be aware that kdeprintfax is just a simple interface. And my intention is

Sure.

> not to make it a fully-feature application (I don't have the time to do i=
t,
> if you know somebody...). Be also aware that kdeprintfax is JUST an

Hrm, it can go on the end of my mythical "to do" list ;)

> interface to the real fax system (eFax, Hylafax, mgetty-sendfax), it does
> not communicate with the modem neither does it send the fax itself. So

Yes. On my system it seemed to use efax, which (I looked at the log window)=
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does tell these details, so a nice thing eventually would be for the progra=
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to take advantage of the advanced features of those programs.

> showing stuffs like connection speed, estimated remaining time, and so on,
> is not straightforward at all and only depends on whether or not those
> infos are available in the output of the underlying fax program.

Yes.

Cheers,
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