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record
A collection of data elements grouped together by some commonality.
remote server
In CompuFax, a program which sends commands and information across a network or cluster to a device
server on another node, which in turn converts the documents and transmits them via a modem.
scaleable font
A typeface which can be adjusted in size by means of certain computer instructions. In a scaleable font, such
as used by PostScript or TrueType, the shape of the symbols is described mathematically and for a given font
size, the bitmap for each character is computed. See also soft font.
secondary key
When multiple keys are used to identify or locate records, a secondary key is any key in use other than the
primary key.
SEN D
The command that instructs CompuFax to transmit a fax document.
server
The central point of the CompuFax system. It is normally started when the computer system is started and
must be running for CompuFax to be used.
severity level
Part of a CompuFax or system message, which indicates the severity of an error, such as I for Informational,
or F for Fatal.
soft font file
A type of file used by CompuFax and certain types of printers, such as Hewlett Packard LaserJet, which
provides the font which is to be used in converting text into a bitmapped image. This is called a soft font to
contrast it with fonts that are built into the printer's hardware. Note that soft fonts are not scaleable.
source file
A file which contains a series of programming instructions, as written by a programmer, in a language that
resembles English to some degree. In order to make it possible to run such a program, the source file has to
be translated or interpreted by the computer.
static queue
A region on the disk and in memory, where CompuFax stores information regarding documents that are to be
converted and/ or transmitted.
success
A message status from CompuFax indicating that an action succeeded.
system prompt
The VMS command prompt. This is frequently set to a dollar sign ($), but may be changed by the user or
system manager. When this prompt is displayed, VMS is waiting for a command to be entered.
T.4 or T4
A standard method for compressing bitmapped files, for use with fax modems. CompuFax converts text files
and PostScript files into T4 files prior to sending them out as faxes.
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- CompuFax User Manual 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT 3
- CompuFax 5
- Version 4.3 5
- $ FAX DELETE/ENTRY=id-number 6
- Hardware 7
- Overview 9
- Table of Contents 11
- CompuFax Installation 15
- 1.2 Hardware Installation 16
- 1.3 Software Installation 17
- 1.4 Customization 18
- 1.5 Remote Fax Server Startup 20
- Getting Started As a CompuFax 21
- 2.3 Sending a Fax 22
- 2.8 Getting Help 25
- More About Sending Files 27
- 3.2.1 Text Files 28
- 3.2.2 Bitmapped Files 28
- 3.2.3 PostScript Files 28
- 3.3 Using Different Fonts 29
- 3.4 Sending Landscaped Files 29
- 3.7 Sending Breakup Files 31
- 3.8 Using The Lookup Feature 33
- 3.9 Lookup With Wildcard 34
- 3.10 Broadcasting Faxes 34
- 3.13 Deferred Sending 36
- 3.15 Setting Priorities 37
- 3.16 Logos and Letterheads 37
- Other Commands 38
- 4.2 The VERIFY Command 39
- 4.3 The DELETE Command 40
- Receive to Disk 42
- 5.3 Printing Faxes 43
- 5.3.1 Fax Printer Setup 45
- 5.4 Viewing Faxes 46
- 5.4.1 The VIEW command 47
- 5.4.2 Using CF_REC_TOOLS.COM 47
- 5.5 Converting Fax Files 48
- 5.5.1.2 Examples 49
- 6.1 Introduction 51
- 6.2 Installation 51
- 6.3.1 Adding a Printer Driver 53
- 6.4 Using the PC Interface 54
- 6.4.2 Features 55
- 6.4.3 Sending a Fax 55
- 6.4.4 The Destination Screen 55
- 6.4.6 The Lookup Screen 56
- 6.4.8.2 When to Send 58
- 6.4.8.3 Resolution 58
- 6.4.8.4 File List 58
- 6.4.8.5 The Buttons 58
- 6.5 Setup 58
- 6.5.1[Server] Path 59
- 6.5.2 [Defaults] 59
- 6.5.3 [Coversheets] 59
- 6.6 Making Things Easier 60
- 6.6.7 Frequently Used Files 61
- 6.7.2 Sample File Explained 62
- 6.7.3 The Include File 62
- Summary of Commands and 64
- Directives 64
- 7.2 Directives 79
- 7.2.2 Mail-Merge Directives 81
- CompuFax Files And Logical 83
- CompuFax Logical Names 87
- CompuFax Messages 89
- 9.1.3 Message Routing 90
- Programming Information 102
- 10.1.2 Using The FDB Routines 103
- 10.1.3.1 FDB_CLOSE 104
- 10.1.3.2 FDB_DELETE_MSG 104
- 10.1.3.3 FDB_GET 104
- 10.1.3.4 FDB_GET_CONTEXT 106
- 10.1.3.5 FDB_INIT 107
- 10.1.3.7 FDB_SAVE_CONTEXT 108
- 10.1.3.6 FDB_NOMATCH 108
- 10.1.3.8 FDB_SCAN 109
- 10.1.3.9 FDB_SEND_DATA 110
- 10.1.3.10 FDB_SET_FIELD 110
- 10.1.3.11 FDB_SET_MATCH 111
- 10.1.3.12 FDB_SET_NUMBER 111
- 10.1.3.13 FDB_SET_STATUS 112
- 10.1.3.14 FDB_START_MSG 112
- 10.1.4 TESTDB.EXE 113
- 10.1.4.1 LOOKUP 113
- 10.1.4.2 CLOSE 113
- 10.1.4.3 SHUTDOWN 113
- 10.2.1 Callable Commands 114
- 10.2.1.1 FAX_CMD_PROC 114
- 10.2.1.2 FAX_CMD_SET_HANDLE 114
- 10.2.1.3 FAX_CMD_SET_INPUT 115
- 10.2.1.4 FAX_CMD_SET_OUTPUT 115
- 10.2.1.5 FAX_CMD_SET_USER 116
- 10.2.1.6 FAX_CMD_FORCE_EXIT 116
- 10.2.1.7 Linking Modules 117
- Appendix A 119
- A.3 Known Problems 120
- A.4 Release 2.2.00 Changes 121
- A.5 Release 2.1.00 Changes 121
- A.6 Release 1.2.04 Changes 123
- Glossary 125
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