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HP Linux Imaging and Printing
Hewlett-Packard's Linux imaging and printing software
The Hewlett-Packard Linux Imaging and Printing Project provides a unified single and multi-function connectivity solution for Linux. For support and help, please visit https://launchpad.net/hplip -
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The SFF tools allow you to deal with group 3 fax documents that are stored in the "Structured Fax File" (SFF) format that is produced by most ISDN devices that adhere to the CAPI specification (see http://www.capi.org).
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FAX GUI in Perl/Tk for receiving/sorting FAXes. Works with mgetty. Uses cups/gs/lpr for printing. Designed to be simple enough for an untrained secretary and FAST. Can handle 100's of FAXes every day. Sort the junk/spam FAXes out! Archives printed FAXes
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TkFax is a Tcl/Tk based GUI fax program supporting efax or sendfax. Its GUI is integration of make/send/receive faxes includs editing cover pages, attaching files, and optionally scanning documents by TkScan. All with multi language support.
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fax2pdf provides a means to convert sets of G3 fax pages (encoded in a TIFF variant) into PDF. This can be used to convert fax pages received with eg. HylaFAX into a file format readily accessible/viewable with programs on most platforms.
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