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Printing · v3.3
Filenamepage-sender-33-jp.hqx
Size4,459.4 KB (4566476 bytes)
Mac OS Mac OS 9Mac OS X
Downloads31
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This is the Japanese version of the pagesender package. pagesender 3.3 updates SmileOnMyMac's award-winning, full-featured fax software with a number of requested features and fixes. pagesender (30-day free demo, $29.95) requires Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later. pagesender features: - Send faxes and (PDF) E-mails directly from the print dialog - Receive faxes using your fax modem - Print, E-mail, and even AppleScript sent & received faxes - Use with any popular address book or E-mail client - Attach additional PDF documents when faxing - Use any font on your system (including Chinese, Japanese, Korean) - Send faxes easily via eFax, jConnect, EasyLink, or MaxEmail services - Automate sending of faxes and (PDF) E-mails via AppleScript - Includes English, Japanese, German, Italian, and French localizations Requirements: - Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later, including Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) and 10.3 (Panther) - Send from any Mac OS X application (Classic & Mac OS 9 not supported) - Send via these E-mail applications: Claris E-mailer, Eudora, Mail, Mailsmith, Microsoft Entourage, Outlook Express, PowerMail - Drag & drop support for these address books: Address Book *, Claris E-mailer, Eudora, Mailsmith, Microsoft Entourage *, Outlook Express *, Now Contact *, Palm Desktop *, PowerMail (and vCard files) [* = supports live addressing] - Fax support for these services: Fax modem, eFax.com, jConnect (j2.com), EasyLink, MaxEmail You can find the latest version of pagesender and technical support at: http://www.smilesoftware.com/pagesender.html
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