Features Added to RelayFax 6.6
Resend Only Unsent Pages
With RelayFax 6.6, when a fax transmission disconnects before completion, the fax management software now resends only the unsent pages. This saves time, bandwidth, money and paper. It also reduces confusion by not sending duplicate pages. If your situation requires it, you can disable this option so RelayFax resends all pages.
Routing Faxes Using DTMF
RelayFax 6.6 can route incoming messages to extension numbers by using Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) technology when answering calls. With DTMF enabled, RelayFax listens for numbers to be dialed after it answers an incoming call. If additional numbers are dialed RelayFax routes the fax to the extension number. Depending on your hardware and software configuration, you can either set the quantity of extension numbers to use or you can define a time duration to listen for extension numbers. If no numbers are dialed RelayFax applies its usual inbound rules to the fax.
DMTF detection works with voice modems and CAPI 2.0 fax boards.
Other New Features and Upgrades
Every release of RelayFax improves the overall ease of use by adding and improving small and subtle features. In RelayFax 6.6, these include:
- On the fax report, fax duration now adds together the sending times for faxes sent with multiple tries.
- New icons in the fax list identify inbound, outbound and broadcast faxes.
- A new automated "action" can assign a billing code to outbound faxes.
- Automatic extraction macros in the client can be used to copy faxes to email addresses.
- In the RelayFax client the option called "Each page is a separate fax" now allows multiple page faxes to be sent.
- PDF's can now be encrypted.
- A new GUI option enables or disables automatic software update checks.
- New options can be configured to ignore device types such as CAPI, Brooktrout, GammaLink, Dialogic, BICOM or NMS.