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Date:	Thu, 25 Dec 2003 09:30:19 PST8
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: PMFax mystery (followup to my previous post)

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Hi Jeffrey
Have you tried:

http://www.cds-inc.com

In your link below the "WWW" is missing !!
Indeed I am sorry being unable to assist you with your real problems ;-(

Good luck, svobi

jrace@attglobal.net on 25/12/2003 16:08:57
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: PMFax mystery (followup to my previous post)

Who now supports PMFax? My last note says CDS but when I go to =

<http://cds-inc.com> I get "Access forbidden"

The problem is I cannot transmit more than a few lines of a fax
from my TP600X running eCS 1.0 with my IBM 5560 modem, which always
used to work on the 600E.

Executing PMFAX.EXE -V I create a log which indeed reports that
modem handshake and fax machine handshake proceed OK, but then =

the transmission falls over with the following error:

"12/25 21:25:05.55 [2] data write error rc 0, w 2869, r 2115"

I don't know enough about PMFax s/w to decode how the write
error is occurring.

Advice welcome on decoding and fixing above error, and also on what
ever happened to PMFax.

Happy holidays to all.

Jeffrey Race

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