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#GPFax wont Recieve

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#192230From: Greg PerryApr 12, 1995 10:18 AM
George, If you are running a 'standard' A500, no accelerator, standard serial, then there is absolutely no way you can use serial speeds greater than 19200. AND, you should not be running much else at the same time or you will get serial errors. In GPFax, if you get screen flashes when receiving faxes then this tells you you have serial overflow errors (the Amiga is losing data!) BTW: GPFax does not have anything to do with the Serial Preferences. It controls it internally. Just leave the BAUDRATE settings at default. __ Regards, Dr Greg Perry GPSoftware, PO Box 570 , ASHGROVE AUSTRALIA 4060 Phone/Fax +61 7 3661402 InterNet: zzgperry@mailbox.uq.oz.au
#192281From: Hank DuckmanApr 12, 1995 7:30 PM
Greg: Am currently running GPFax 2.34. Where and how can I upgrade? Hank
#192288From: George MorrisonApr 12, 1995 8:33 PM
Greg; I have a standard A500 with no accelerators or fancy serial boards. I tend to run only 1 program at a time and I have not seen any screen flashes yet. I did get a 'Phase Frame Error' once and I don't see anything about that in the book. I have GPFax 2.346 Class 1 22.2.94 and I am using a USR Sportster 14.4 modem. I havent changed any of the settings in GPFax. My latest attempt at recieving FAXES resulted in a FAX.IFF of 46846 – 1728 x 1092 2 colour. I think it has something to do with the size of the picture. I was able to get the .iff into PDraw if I set the page to 22 x 22 in (it was a bit bigger than this), and could rescale it this way but couldn't save it as a PDraw clip. If I save from DPaint or Brilliance I still cant load into PPage. If I rescale using the paint programs I lose most of the detail in the picture. The send part of the program works great, especially outputs from PPage and so far I have had no problems there. If you think it is due to problems with an early version how can I get an update? Thank you for your time George Morrison Dazed and Confused on the A500