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FaxTalk FaxCenter Pro (a WinFax PRO alternative) February 19th, 2010
- Import WinFax PRO faxes and contacts. (*does not import WinFax cover pages)
- Powerful, easy-to-use fax software.
- Produce professional looking faxes with full preview and annotation.
- Access Microsoft Outlook contacts directly when sending faxes.
- Forward received faxes by email. (as PDF, TIFF or proprietary .FAX format)
- Operates as a network fax client for FaxTalk Multiline Server.
- Broadcast faxes to fax numbers and email addresses.
- Fax Merge with Microsoft Word using optional FaxTalk Merge Macro software.
- Block the reception of unwanted junk faxes.
- Developer Fax SDK to integrate FaxTalk with your custom software application.
- Voice mail and Fax back capability with a compatible voice modem using FaxTalk Messenger Pro 7.5 software.
Bundle with the FaxTalk Merge Macro for Microsoft Word
We offer a bundle package with FaxTalk Merge Macro for Microsoft Word. Automate your faxing from Microsoft Word™ and FaxTalk FaxCenter Pro or FaxTalk Messenger Pro™. Fax broadcast from your Windows desktop by using the power of FaxTalk Fax Messenger and the FaxTalk Merge Macro for Microsoft Word. You can send faxes directly from Microsoft Word by clicking an icon. Select your prepared mail merge document with a data source, click on Send a Fax merge, select your recipients & optional cover sheet and click Merge. Send a few faxes or thousands of faxes, directly from Microsoft Word.
More info here http://www.getfaxing.com/faxtalk
Requirements:
- Compatible Windows operating system (Windows 7, Vista, 2008, 2003, XP, 2000)
- Compatible Class 1, 1.0, 2, 2.0, 2.1 fax modem.
- Compatible Voice/Fax Modem for FaxTalk Messenger Pro
- Microsoft Word XP/2003/2007/2010 for FaxTalk Fax Merge Macro option.
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Using two / dual fax modems with WinFax July 13th, 2009
WinFax PRO will support up to 2 modems on a single PC. If you need to have dual modems, I’d recommend ensuring both modems are different, otherwise, you may run into difficulties. Two external controller based modems are best, or one external controller-based and one internal controller-less. You can try two controller-less modems, but make sure they are different models/manufacturers. Never use two softmodem based modems on a single machine, you’re just asking for trouble.