Technology for directly faxing pdf files
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Many industry pundits say the fax is a dying technology, thanks to PDF. Yet paper pervades offices in record volumes, and the typical office dweller could use an easier way to turn paper into PDF than find the closest scanner, save the scanned file as a PDF and whatever else has to happen (open an e-mail program, attach the scanned file, etc.)
E-mate has announced two U.S. patents (one of them is US 6,693,729) for a new “adapter device” that turns fax scans into PDFs and directly e-mails them to whatever address the person faxing the document specifies--without a computer.
Many industry pundits say the fax is a dying technology, thanks to PDF. Yet paper pervades offices in record volumes, and the typical office dweller could use an easier way to turn paper into PDF than find the closest scanner, save the scanned file as a PDF and whatever else has to happen (open an e-mail program, attach the scanned file, etc.)
E-mate has announced two U.S. patents (one of them is US 6,693,729) for a new “adapter device” that turns fax scans into PDFs and directly e-mails them to whatever address the person faxing the document specifies--without a computer.
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