LAN-Fax Generic Utilities

LAN-Fax Generic Utilities is a software program that allows users to send and receive faxes over a local area network (LAN) using the fax machine connected to a computer.

To use LAN-Fax Generic Utilities, your computer must have a fax modem, and your LAN must have a networked MFP (multi-functional peripheral) with a fax card installed that supports the TCP/IP protocol.

Installation instructions for LAN-Fax Generic Utilities can vary depending on the specific product version and operating system, but generally involve running an installation wizard and following the prompts.

To send a fax using LAN-Fax Generic Utilities, you must select the fax option from the print dialog box in your application and then specify the recipient's fax number. You can also configure additional settings such as resolution, contrast, and orientation.

Yes, LAN-Fax Generic Utilities allows you to schedule faxes to be sent at a later time or on a specific date using its built-in scheduler.

To receive faxes using LAN-Fax Generic Utilities, you must first configure your MFP to forward incoming faxes to your computer's fax modem. Once this is set up, your computer will automatically receive any incoming faxes over the LAN.

Yes, once you have received a fax using LAN-Fax Generic Utilities, you can view it using the fax viewer included with the software or another compatible application.

No, LAN-Fax Generic Utilities is only compatible with MFPs that have a fax card installed that supports the TCP/IP protocol. Check the specific system requirements for your product version to ensure compatibility.

No, LAN-Fax Generic Utilities is designed for use over a local area network and does not support internet-based faxing.

It is not specified whether there is a free trial version available for LAN-Fax Generic Utilities. Contact the vendor for additional information on product pricing and trial versions.