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Usermin / Webmin module for managing your CapiSuite fax/voice queues. (Create/Remove faxes, Download voice/fax, etc.) .
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hylaPEx is a client for hylafax totally written in python. It can read and view the sended and received fax. Support either tiff and ps/pdf formats. Can use redmon for create a virtual fax print. Support shared contacts with a mysql db.
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This project is to design a Gnome/GTK based fax application aimed at gnomeoffice. It provides a front-end for mgetty+sendfax (including full configuration), and can act as a fax interface for openoffice.org and fax to e-mail interface.
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Application in Python for simple, paperless use of faxes. Speeds up usage of faxed documents (i.e. view them, make notes on them, print, and save the editted version somewhere). Has a GUI and will cooperate with pharmacy tracking software.
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Gui for playing, recording, editing, renaming etc. voice and fax messages. Includes scripts for popping up sticky-notes or dialogs with caller id info. Renames voice/fax messages to date+callerid. Uses python and pyGTK. Kaptain version also avail.
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'Il Filo' is intended to become a quick and dirty gui client for Hylafax written in Python, simple but useful, multi-os and, best of all, open source.
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