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FaxPress Phone Book—
This is a phone book file which resides on your
local machine and is managed by you. You can individually add members to
the phone book (or phone book group) and import and export phone books to
a variety of file formats. For more information, refer to
"Creating Local
Phone Books" in Chapter 15
.
ODBC External Database Phone Book —
This is can be either an ODBC
compliant database such as MS-SQL, a Microsoft Access database or an
Excel, FoxPro or dBase database phone book and can reside on any server or
workstation. It is managed by your database Administrator, but is linked to
FaxPress and configured by the FaxPress supervisor. For more information,
refer to
"Creating Corporate Phone Books" in Chapter 5
.
Saved Faxes
This folder contains a directory structure that you can use to store and manage
your saved faxes. Under this folder you can create sub-directories for greater
granularity when filing your saved faxes. Saved faxes can be viewed, printed,
faxed, mailed, or deleted. These faxes are saved on your workstation and are no
longer associated with a FaxPress file server.
Favorite Documents
If you have documents that you need to fax repeatedly, you can add them to this
folder in faxmain. This avoids having to repeatedly browse the directory structure
to locate frequently used documents.
You can also import a document in fax format. If the document is frequently faxed,
converting the document to fax format reduces your process time by performing
the conversion from native to fax format only once rather than each time you send
the fax.
For more information, refer to
"Favorite Documents and Messages" in Chapter
16
.
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