Editor's review
Fax to PDF converter is able to convert all group 3 and group 4 compressed fax like APF, AWD, BFX, CALS, CAL, CG4, GP4, IMG, MIL, DCX, DS, ED, BMP, FMF, FXD, FXM, FXR, FXS, G3F, G3N, IG4, QFX, TIFF, RAW, MH, MR, MMR, G3, G4 FAX to PDF files in batch. Both GUI and command line modes are available.
Features: Batch Fax to PDF converter able to convert all group 3 and group 4 compressed fax to PDF in a batch. A host of fax formats can be converted to PDF documents. It creates PDF that is small in size. Keep the converted file`s date and time if you like. Options are available to control Fax parameters. It is possible to do auto conversion. You can arrange it so that accumulated fax files will get converted automatically periodically. Besides the GUI based batch mode the application can be operated from the command line as well. There`ll be no need for Adobe Acrobat program at any stage.
The large number of formats that can be handled include APRO MightyFax APF fax, MS AWD fax, BitFax BFX fax, CALS Group IV (type I) CAL CG4 MIL RAS IMG GP4 fax, black-white DCX BMP fax, Faxwizard FMF fax, Qulink Link QFX fax, Zetafax G3f G3n fax, black-white TIF tiff files of Modified Huffman (MH), group 3 fax (MH MR or T.4), group 4 fax (MMR or T.6), PackBits compressed and uncompressed tiff , WinFax FXD FXM FXR FXS fax, DIGI-FAX g3f fax, Image System ig4 fax, Kofax Ascent Capture DS fax, Xerox Edmics-mmr ED fax, all other group 3 group 4 compressed fax like g3 g4 MH MR MMR raw fax. The interface is simple. In the options page you have source option, where you can specify a directory and ask that all subdirectories be included. In the destination options you can decide to keep the date & time and the input directory hierarchy. For automatic conversion you can specify how often the conversion should be taken up. Settings allow settings for some unknown formats. The application runs on Windows 98/98SE/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista operating systems.
Overall: Quite a handy piece of program except that not too many people have the need for handling faxes these days.
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