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Description: The first command parameter is the name of the input file. This must be a journal file which
was created by CompuFax. While it can be changed by the system manager the default journal file name is
FAX$DIR:FAX_JOU.DAT. The logical name FAX$JOURNAL gives the name actually in use by
CompuFax.
output_file
Description: This is the name of the output ASCII format journal file. The default if this parameter is not
specified is to create a file in the current directory called FAX_JOURNAL.DAT.
/AFTER
Format: / AFTER=time
Description: This qualifier causes only journal entries after a certain time to be included in the output.
It is specified as a normal DCL-style absolute or relative time. The keywords TODAY and YESTERDAY are
recognized. / SINCE and / AFTER are synonyms.
/BEFORE
Format: / BEFORE=time
Description: This qualifier causes only journal entries before a certain time to be included in the output. It
is specified as a normal DCL-style absolute or relative time. The keywords TODAY and YESTERDAY are
recognized.
/SINCE
Format: /SINCE=time
Description: This qualifier causes only journal entries after a certain time to be included in the output. It is
specified as a normal DCL-style absolute or relative time. The keywords TODAY and YESTERDAY are
recognized. / SINCE and / AFTER are synonyms.
/ STATUS
Format: / STATUS= SUCCESS
/ STATUS=FAILURE
Description: This qualifier uses the completion status of the journal entries to filter the input data. If this
qualifier is included only those entries which have either success or failure completion status will be included
in the output. If this qualifier is not present the completion status is not used to filter
the data.
/USER
Format: / USER=username
Description: This qualifier is used to limit the output file to a single username. If this qualifier is not
present all users are included in the output.
LOG_OUTPUT
Format: LOG_OUTPUT filename
Description: This command opens a LOG file which captures a record of the session. If a log file is
already open, the current log file is closed and another opened. The SHOW DEVICE and SHOW ENTRY
commands also have an option to open a log file. (This command works only from the FAX> prompt, not
from the DCL command line.)
PRINT
Format: PRINT file
Description: This command prints a T4 file to a PCL type printer, such as the HP LaserJet series printers.
This command was provided to permit printing of received faxes at some time after they were received. For
printer setup information, see the SET PRINTER and SHOW PRINTER help information.
/ DELETE
- 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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