This page provides information about the  
entry level NetCFax networked fax system

Please click the PRODUCT INFORMATION links on the left 
to find out about other versions of NetCFax.

CURRENT RELEASE -March 25, 2008
NetCFax v2.75.2.2

This version provides full support for running under Windows Vista, 
even if the 'User Account Control' (UAC) system is still enabled, 
and the client can also be run under Remote Desktop sessions 
on all the versions of Windows that provide it, including under 'Limited" 
access Windows login accounts !
                   
This version of NetCFax does NOT support the Fax Server 
being installed and run as Windows Services
(CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT WHAT A WINDOWS SERVICE IS)
                          

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The NetCFax server or clients can be installed on any of Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 (Pro & Server), Windows 2003 Servers, Windows XP with or without SP1 or SP2, and even the Microsoft Small Business Servers, and finally on Windows Vista.  Windows Servers may be domain controllers or not.  NetCFax (server & Clients) even run on Windows Virtual PC (2007). the use of  the Fax Client by multiple concurrent users under the Windows XP Pro "Fast Task Switching"  system and also when running them in Windows Remote Desktop (RDP) Sessions on Windows 2000/2003 server systems.     

             
The NetCFax entry level system provides a great solution for your faxing needs, as it not only provides a fax server,  but also the freely distributable fax client, plus a powerful and flexible command line processor that can even popup a quick and easy to use window to allow faxes to be created and sent to the fax server very rapidly, and the server also has a full programmers API/SDK that will handle all data transfer, including the TCP communications between your application and our fax server machine across the network for you.  

NetCFax does not need you to send it an email, (although it even supports that as well), as the fax clients communicate directly with the fax server(s) using direct TCP and UDP connections across any network, including across the Internet if required.  All you need to do is to run the fax client, connect and login to any available NetCFax server, and you can then check for faxes received or create and send faxes out.  You can even connect from a hotel room using a dial-in Internet access if you need to do so.

The fax server can even automatically create PDF copies of all the faxes that are received, and the Pro version can create PDF copies of sent faxes as well.

Naturally, NetCFax can forward copies of all received faxes by email to a single or even multiple email addresses, allowing you to have received faxes delivered directly to your email system or hand held email device, or even both.  If you have the PDF option enabled, you can even choose to have the PDF copy emailed to instead of the original fax (TIF) file if you prefer. 

It can even forward all received faxes on to another fax # if required, and this is controlled by the fax senders CSID, so faxes form different senders can be forwarded to different external fax recipients.

Whatever your faxing needs may be, we believe that you will discover that  NetCFax can certainly provide almost every solution you may want.

You can install and use the NetCFax clients on every machine on your network if you wish, irrespective of the NetCFax license count you may have, as the NetCFax Server handles all control over which clients may connect to it at any point in time.  This includes having  a single fax client installation on an XP Pro used by multiple Windows logins on that machine by taking advantage of it's "Fast Task Switching" feature, multiple instances of the fax client running on a single (standard) PC, and of course, a single installed Fax Client on a Domain Server can be accessed and used by multiple Remote Desktop Sessions.  

With the release of v2.70 (and all later releases) we have significantly changed the way the fax clients maintain each individual NetCFax login account's details, including their address books, and also changed the way the clients use TCP to receive messages from the fax server, which allows them to be run normally in a Terminal Services environment.

This new system provides maximum benefit when being used on XP Pro machines that have multiple Windows login accounts and use "Fast Task Switching" to allow switching between them, or of course on a Windows "server" 2000 or 2003 that provides Remote Desktop Sessions to your networked PC's.

With this release the single installed NetCFax client on any XP Pro system can be started and run independently from each other, under any/every available Windows login account (using a different NetCFax login account of course) and each fax client can be used normally in each one even though the fax client is still running on the same machine under other Windows logins at the time.  This applies to XP users using "Administrator", "Limited" or "Power User" Windows login accounts as well.

The same applies to a fax client installed on a Windows 2000/2003 Server, as it allows multiple Remote Desktop Sessions to use the same fax client installation, but with individualized configurations for each NetCFax login account.

All changes made to a client's configuration while logged in are of course only saved for that specific NetCFax login account, and do not effect other NetCFax login accounts at all.