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 LAN
SUITE 2003 Feature Tour
602Pro
LAN SUITE includes a Fax Server that provides automated
fax services through a standard fax modem. All incoming faxes
are deliver to user mailboxes or printed directly to a printer.
Sending faxes from any networked PC is as easy as printing!
Network
Faxing
 Give
all users on your network the ability to send and receive
faxes with this easy-to-use fax server. The fax server is
fully integrated into the mail server and provides seamless
fax-to-e-mail communication for each LAN SUITE users. Fax
directly from any Windows application as easy as you print
a document using the print driver from the FREE 602Pro LAN
SUITE SendFax Client. Your current e-mail client's address
book can be fax enabled as well. With the SendFax Client the
following address books are supported:
Windows Address Book -
Outlook Express
MAPI Address Book - Outlook
9x/2000
Default E-mail Client -
Netscape Messenger,
 Eudora,
etc.
Alternative
fax method are Web Mail or e-mail-to-fax conversion.
Simply send an e-mail TO: FAXNUMBER@fax as the recipient and
LAN SUITE will convert your document into fax and send it
out using OLE support. Common file formats like TXT, HTML,
DOC, XLS, etc. are supported. This is perfect for third party
software integration!
LAN SUITE supports standard TAPI devices,
so any regular fax modem will work. LAN SUITE can support
one modem for Faxing and another for dial-up Internet access.
The same modem can be shared for both functions as well.
Automatic Printing
and Management
 LAN
SUITE can be setup to operate just like a traditional fax
machine. It can automatically print received inbound faxes
to a printer connected to the server and send fax by e-mail
to the user with the appropriate right. Direct-to-user fax
distribution by Fax ID is available.
Obtain centralized control of your
fax requirements. Setup fax priority over the Internet connection
if only one modem is shared for faxing as well as for Internet
access. Limit user rights to faxing, review logs of sent faxes,
setup automatic re-dial attempts and more.
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