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Smith Micro debuts FAXsft X Pro 10.5

updated 09:10 am EST, Wed November 5, 2003

 
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Smith Micro has launched , an update to the popular fax managment application, featuring support for Mac OS X "Panther", including Fast User Switching feature, enabling users who share the same machine to receive incoming faxes to their own FAXstf inbox. Other new features include automatic printing of received faxes, full AppleScript support, Address Book support, a cover page/page header editor, email integration, fax previews, and automatic updates. Upgrades start at $20, while the full version is $90.


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    11/05, 09:34am | report spam | Reply |

    Don't buy it

    This company sucks

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    11/05, 09:38am | report spam | Reply |

    Who needs it?

    Panther has the same built in functionality. $90! That justifies the purchase of Panther right off the bat.

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    11/05, 09:51am | report spam | Reply |

    too bad...

    If their product would have been good, nobody would have cared either way...

    but it sucked..

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    Panther has...

    ...a few new features but the fax software reviews I have seeen have reiterated 'beta' quality - most Panther accolades relate to better performance - some even indicating 'as good or better than OS-9 !'

    So finally one might actually call OS-X an upgrade??? Finally it might be worth paying for rather than beta testing?

    I'd like a refund for the two previous licensing fees I paid, thank you very much - and I'll keep STF... It should be free if they want to keep their market share...

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    11/05, 01:22pm | report spam | Reply |

    Page Sender

    Anybody who knows anything about the Macintosh fax market knows that PAGE SENDER is the only way to go, even above-and-beyond the built-in fax utility in Panther. Page Sender can be used across a network. FAXSTF has always sucked, and will continue to always suck.

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    11/05, 04:13pm | report spam | Reply |

    Don't waste your money..

    SmithMicro has been producing c*** software for years. Page Sender is a far better piece of software and does far more than either FaxSTF or Panther's built-in faxing. SmileSoftware is a great example of what a small dedicated software company should be. SmithMicro is the exact opposite.

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