Russ,
You are NOT getting a lot of points for reading and comprehension.
The OP made a request and said he was using “Win Fax for cableâ€, and further
he was getting a +1 when he dialed, and he didn’t want one. Now he has
three faxes in his queue.
I was the first to respond and carefully said there was a contradiction in
what he asked since use of “cable†implied connecting to a server, and the
+1 problem was a dial-up problem involving dialing properties. “Which one
is your problem†I asked – paraphrased.
I didn’t want to advance this any further until there was a response. Then
a direction could be established.
Then you replied that FAX is always analog and never goes over a network,
with a SA comment.
So, I explained the short history of FAX servers and how and when they were
used, since he asked by implication.
Then there was a SA comment, said I was way off topic.
I responded in kind and made more comments about the options.
Then the issue about a FAX being always analog was raised again
(incorrectly) and again it was mentioned this was off topic and I should be
more careful about reading the original question. Well, as I look back, I
did carefully read the Q and tried to quiz the OP for more details until
someone came blundering in like a bull and made an incorrect statement
confusing the whole issue, resulting in the skew in the thread.
Now, I still consider this thread was entirely ON TOPIC and it may be of
interest to the community since it appears some people didn’t know about
this capability and now can consider themselves educated.
And from now on if you want to chastise people for commenting, in line,
following a logical thread, please get your history and facts straight…go it
young man!
Bob F.
P.S. the OP never responded again. I hope he solved his problem.