What are your favorite fax programs these days?

[James Knott]

Stewart C. Russell wrote:
> Bill Mudry wrote:
> 
>>
>> Kind of makes you wonder, doesn't it, how long fax will still stay 
>> prominent in the business world.
> 
> 
> It's pretty much dead in my industry. We get about one non-junk fax a week.
> 
>> That is nice to know --- especially, for instance, for someone who is 
>> between jobs.
> 
> 
> Your local Employment Resource Centre (run by HRDC) will fax cover 
> letters and resumes for free.

However, most of the employers want e-mail or web site applications 
these days.  Fax is rarely used for that now.  I used to use a fax 
program (Faxworks on OS/2) quite a lot, but it's been a while since I've 
had to send or receive a fax.  In fact, the last time I did either, was 
to help someone test their fax modem.  Nowadays, I just use e-mail.  If 
someone want's a copy of a paper document, I just scan and send the 
image as a pdf attachment (I've sent a couple of dozen recently).  In 
fact, the KDE Kprinter can print to pdf and e-mail in one operation.
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