>>I wonder, though, if you've really saved off a good IFF copy of your fax.
IFFs are smaller than the fax files they are created from. However, a typical
fax file will run as large as 100K, as I recollect. If you're saving out a page
as an IFF, I would guess it might be 50K or so. Maybe the conversion is choking
for some reason.<<
Are you sure about the size thing? I was looking at my FAX sizes and its just
the opposite. GPFax lists the FAX page as 35038 and the IFF version is 46846.
Maybe there is a problem with the conversion? I got another FAX sent to me and
it is the same FAX – 45904, IFF – 83142
George Morrison
Dazed and Confused on the A500
Actually, I'm not in a position to test this at the moment but you could be
right after all. IFFs use a compressed format, but it's possible a page-sized
IFF could be bigger than the GPFax fax image file, all the same. The IFF is
bitmapped; maybe the GPFax fax image is more efficient, as it doesn't need to
account for white space in the same fashion.