RE: Hylafax

I am using Hylafax in UNDP office.  It is very robust, reliable, and
easy to use.  But the configuration is a bit tricky if want to configure
the incoming fax to send to email box automatically (converting to pdf
as attachment).  After all I believe it is the best open source fax
server product.

Let me know what I can help.

Amy

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From: blug-tech-bounces-+qp3TudyjKPvfBIPTTProkB+6BGkLq7r@public.gmane.org
[mailto:blug-tech-bounces-+qp3TudyjKPvfBIPTTProkB+6BGkLq7r@public.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Graham Brown
Sent: 2004年4月2日 16:45
To: [email protected]; Beijing LUG technical questions and assistance
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Subject: [blug-tech] Hylafax

Hello,

I am looking for an OSS fax solution.  Hylafax seems to be it.

Anybody have any practical experience with Hylafax?



At 12:23 AM 1/04/2004 +0800, you wrote:
>Here's hoping v.20 will be easier to pick up and run with....
>
>
>On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 22:18, Adam Lowry wrote:
> > Richard Ford wrote:
> > > This is my need as well.  For digi shots - to sometimes a quick
> > > crop/rotate/resize/etc sort of stuff.
> > >
> > > GIMP is too complex - layers - jeez - don't want to go down that
path.
> > > My needs are mainly for small things - so I don't have to go
through the
> > > process of using the graphics dept at work - which while good in
> > > results, is not good for my productivity at times.  I want it done
NOW.
> > > I am sick of having to use win32 software.....
> > >
> > > I have digi cams connection working fine in linux.  But now I need
to
> > > find a replacement for all the free simple software that came with
my
> > > camera.
> > >
> > > I wish we could get MacOSX apps to work in linux, like they can
get
> > > linux apps to work in MacOSX.  As most digi cams come with mac and
> > > windows software....  :-(
> > >
> > > RF.
> >
> > I understand people taking a quick look at the gimp and being
> > intimidated, but for these simple operations the gimp does quite
well.
> >
> > For example, cropping: open the picture. The default tool is the
> > rectangle selection. Select what you want, then select the crop
tool- 4
> > across, 1 down. Click the selection. A dialog pops up, with a button
> > that says, 'From selection.' Click it, hit OK, and you're cropped.
> >
> > Resizing is really simple, too: Right click->Image->Scale Image.
> > Rotate's there, too: Right Click->Image->Transforms->Rotate.
> >
> > If you're looking to batch convert a lot of pictures (pretty common
with
> > a digicam - I want to upload 640x480 pictures, not the 1600x1200
> > originals), then the Imagemagick package's 'convert' utility is
great.
> > convert -resize 640x480 original.jpg new.jpg
> >
> > But those are just examples of using the more powerful software, not
> > simpler software packages. For those, I've tried these recently:
> > Pixieplus - a browser and viewer for KDE. Also does rotations and
other
> > simple transformations. It's in debian-testing. Bad name, though.
> >
> > Even simpler is kview - It has even fewer functions than MS Paint,
but
> > it's small and can do crops and rotations.
> >
> > I'm sure some others have suggestions, too. I'd recommend spending
just
> > a little time with The Gimp, though - once you spend a bit of time
the
> > interface is quite powerful. I do mean a little time, too - this
isn't
> > vi I'm talking about.
> >
> >
> >
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Regards,

Graham Brown

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