From: mike@liny.com   
      
   As a word of caution, not all pdf writers are created equally.  Most of   
   the posts here show the greatest satisfaction with pdf995.  I am one of   
   them.  I even have the full Pro version of Adobe Professional and I have   
   to do some fiddling to get a accurate replication of a Paradox report   
   with the full version (go figure).  The pdf995 gives me an accurate   
   replication of a Paradox report or whatever I print to it without any   
   workarounds necessary.  I do recommend thorough testing before you make   
   it available for the staff.   
      
   > On Mar 13, 11:10 am, Liz McGuire  wrote:   
   >> The first question to ask is what the "email faxer" supports.  If you   
   >> send it an HTML email, will it fax the pretty HTML or will it fax plain   
   >> text?  If you send it an email with an attachment (PDF), will it just   
   >> fax the text of the email, just the PDF or both?   
   >>   
   >> Figure that out first, then determine how to send the faxer what it wants.   
   >>   
   >> Liz   
   >>   
   >>   
   > Thanks Liz,   
   > This software creates a PDF which can then be mailed as an attachment   
   > or faxed.   
   > Jean says he has been using it for a long time with a lot of success.   
   > Craig   
   >   
   >>   
   >> Craig wrote:   
   >>> We now have a system where a "fax" can be sent by a secure email server at   
   >>> our hospital.   
   >> ...   
   >>> Emailing within paradox seems easy.My question has to do with converting a   
   >>> nicely formated report (using the paradox report generator) to either an   
   >>> attachment which the recieving physician can read (assuming they don't have   
   >>> paradox) or putting it in the body of the email message.- Hide quoted text   
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