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In article <36de6ced.0@duster.adelaide.on.net>, goble@kin.on.net (David.
E. Goble) wrote:

> Hi All;
> 
> I have installed a copy of MacComCenter onto a Mac SE 30 (v1.2.?) and
> a Powerbook 1400cs (v1.3.8). Both have the default settings.
> 
> I managed to be able to send quick faxes to a 486 from the Mac SE 30.
> 
> A friend tried to fax to the Mac SE 30, it seemed to have been
> received but it could not be found.
> 
> I tried to fax to the Mac SE 30 from the Powerbook same problem, could
> not find the faxed file.
> 
> I tried to fax from the Mac SE 30 to the Powerbook, but the Powerbook
> showned to answer the call, but then frozze with only the cursor able
> to move.

If possible you should upgrade to v3.0. The faxed file should be found in
the 'In box' in the MessageCenter.

You didn't state what system software or Ram you have in either computer.
It's hard to tell what's going on in either computer without that
information. It could be that you are running low on memory, that the
modem doesn't like the software or that you have a extension conflict.

matcon
Remove "spam" from E-Mail Address to reply.

When I used it. the faxes where listed in the apple menu listed as the
date- hard to find yes

hope this helps

Mac

"David. E. Goble" wrote:

> Hi All;
>
> I have installed a copy of MacComCenter onto a Mac SE 30 (v1.2.?) and
> a Powerbook 1400cs (v1.3.8). Both have the default settings.
>
> I managed to be able to send quick faxes to a 486 from the Mac SE 30.
>
> A friend tried to fax to the Mac SE 30, it seemed to have been
> received but it could not be found.
>
> I tried to fax to the Mac SE 30 from the Powerbook same problem, could
> not find the faxed file.
>
> I tried to fax from the Mac SE 30 to the Powerbook, but the Powerbook
> showned to answer the call, but then frozze with only the cursor able
> to move.
>
> Can any one help me out with these problems. thanks.
> --Regards :                David. E. Goble
>                            goble@kin.on.net
>            http://www-mugc.cc.monash.edu.au/~degob1/goble
>       Po Box 648 Kingscote Kangaroo Island South Australia 5223

matcon@spammorgan.net.au (matcon) wrote:
>
>If possible you should upgrade to v3.0. The faxed file should be found in
>the 'In box' in the MessageCenter.

>You didn't state what system software or Ram you have in either computer.
>It's hard to tell what's going on in either computer without that
>information. It could be that you are running low on memory, that the
>modem doesn't like the software or that you have a extension conflict.
>
Hi matcon;

The Powerbook 1400 is running system 7.5.3 on 16MB @ 117Mz. 

The Mac SE30 is running a minium system 6 on 8MB. As I have said the
Mac SE30 was able to fax to may 486, but it did not show anything in
the send log.

Anyway I hoipe this helps, as I need to get at least the Mac SE30 able
to receive faxes.

--Regards :                David. E. Goble
                           goble@kin.on.net
           http://www-mugc.cc.monash.edu.au/~degob1/goble
      Po Box 648 Kingscote Kangaroo Island South Australia 5223

Macgregor Greer <macgreer@camtech.net.au> wrote:
>
>When I used it. the faxes where listed in the apple menu listed as the
>date- hard to find yes
>
>hope this helps
>
Hi Mac;

Yes, after much hair pulling I did find some there on the Mac SE30,
but some of the faxes were not complete. 
--Regards :                David. E. Goble
                           goble@kin.on.net
           http://www-mugc.cc.monash.edu.au/~degob1/goble
      Po Box 648 Kingscote Kangaroo Island South Australia 5223

"David. E. Goble" wrote:

> Hi All;
>
> I have installed a copy of MacComCenter onto a Mac SE 30 (v1.2.?) and
> a Powerbook 1400cs (v1.3.8). Both have the default settings.
>
> I managed to be able to send quick faxes to a 486 from the Mac SE 30.

have no answer but did have many problems with maccomcenter . bough a
global village modem and use their sofware now.
dave
qarlo@mindspring.com
no good deed goes unpunished

>
>
> A friend tried to fax to the Mac SE 30, it seemed to have been
> received but it could not be found.
>
> I tried to fax to the Mac SE 30 from the Powerbook same problem, could
> not find the faxed file.
>
> I tried to fax from the Mac SE 30 to the Powerbook, but the Powerbook
> showned to answer the call, but then frozze with only the cursor able
> to move.
>
> Can any one help me out with these problems. thanks.
> --Regards :                David. E. Goble
>                            goble@kin.on.net
>            http://www-mugc.cc.monash.edu.au/~degob1/goble
>       Po Box 648 Kingscote Kangaroo Island South Australia 5223