The FaxTalk software stores the data files used by the program in a set of folders located in a central location on the hard drive based on recommended guidelines from Microsoft.This folder location is different depending on which Windows operating system you are using. Cover sheets are stored in a .cvp file format. To copy […]
FaxTalk does not support ISDN capable fax modems. CAPI devices such as the AVM Fritz, Eicon, Zyxel etc. used with ISDN lines are not compatible with FaxTalk fax software and are not detected as a connected fax modem during the setup of FaxTalk. FaxTalk is currently compatible with Class 1, Class 1.0, Class 2, Class […]
FaxTalk has the ability to interface with popular external 32 bit MAPI e-mail applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Mozilla Thunderbird and Windows Mail. Other e-mail clients that support “Simple MAPI” may also work but have not been fully tested. To use FaxTalk to send e-mail, you will need to enable the e-mail option […]
Modem initialization errors are usually the result of a problem with communicating with the fax modem. If this is a temporary problem, the solution is to reboot the computer (a full power down cycle is recommended). The fax modem must be properly configured. Also, ensure the settings in FaxTalk are correct. Otherwise, you will see […]
When you click on any entry in the FaxTalk logs (outbox, inbox, transaction log) a beep sound is heard. This problem occurs when using Windows Vista due to a bug in the operating system with the List View used to display the logs. To resolve this problem, use one of the following methods. Method 1: […]
Many models of mobile cell phones have the ability to connect to a Microsoft Windows based computer via a USB cable or a wireless Bluetooth connection. Usually, this type of connection allows you to tether your cell phone internet service to another device. It also lets you transfer data to and from your cell phone. […]
FaxTalk can import existing WinFax logs and convert the original FXR, FXD and FXM WinFax PRO files into native FaxTalk (.fax) format. The WinFax logs are imported into the File Cabinet folder of FaxTalk. This File Cabinet folder works similiar to the Attachments folder in WinFax PRO. After import, you have access to your previous WinFax […]
To send and receive faxes with FaxTalk software, you’ll need a fax modem for a traditional analog line. Alternatively, you can use a T.38 fax service provider for sending and receiving faxes via an internet connection. You can skip the requirements of fax modem hardware and a telephone line when using a T.38 fax service […]
In terms of importing WinFax PRO faxes (logs) and contacts (phonebooks) into FaxTalk the import capability requires that the WinFax PRO software be installed on the machine in order for the FaxTalk software to access the WinFax PRO data. If you are moving to a new machine and cannot install the WinFax PRO software (such […]
FaxTalk software includes the ability to import contacts from WinFax Pro phonebooks into individual FaxTalk phonebooks. You can import contacts from multiple WinFax PRO phonebooks individually into a single FaxTalk phonebook or you can create individual FaxTalk phonebooks to match the phonebooks in WinFax PRO and them import the specific contacts into each phonebook. Due […]