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Fossi

Fossi - 1.0.7

Send faxes via the Internet from the print dialog box w/o a fax modem.

All Time: (3.0)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 1.0.7
Release Date: 2009-06-01
License: Beta
Downloads (this version): 896
Downloads (all versions): 5,364

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Product Description:

All you need is an internet connection and your fax service account. No tedious web interfaces, no sending faxes via email attachments business. Well integrated you can send your documents straight from your print dialog. Pick the recipient from your addressbook or just type in the number. Fossi will send your fax in the background and let you know about the result. The faxes window provides an overview of past and current faxes.

What's new in this version:

  • [CHG] Upgraded to FeedbackReporter 1.1.3
  • [CHG] Bumped expiry date.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

  • Fax service provider account. Currently only supports sipgate. Support for other providers is in the works. (Please give the developer feedback of what providers you would like to see supported.)

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Fossi ReviewAnnoying - Version: 1.0.6, 1/15/2009 01:12PM PST

WaltonCreative
Unless you happen to have a lot of patience and are good at guessing what to do with ZERO instructions don't bother downloading this application.

I am sure it works a treat if you can set it up, but if you get to the idea of looking at their website before giving up think again.

Still no instructions - all I get is a dialog box saying 'check your settings' this is worthy of Windows.
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Fossi ReviewStill very frugal, but it works fine - Version: 1.0.4, 10/19/2008 04:02AM PST

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Thomas Gutzmann
Installation: easy - just drag the program to your application folder.

System impact: minimal - obviously only one preference file (~/Library/Preferences/org.vafer.Fossi.plist).

Application integration: none - no services offered to other programs, no drag'n drop. Growl support.

Gateway provider support: good - Myfax, Sipgate, Interfax (fax.tc), Euteliavoip, Efax, Faxator, Dus). I'm using sipgate.

User interface: frugal - well, it's beta. But pretty self-explaining.

Documentation: none.

Bugs: Test button for Sipgate doesn't work; it rejects the password. I added a password section to the preferences file, but I'm not sure if this is required. The Growl support is a bit too good: I received 4 or 5 alerts.

Function: very good.

Would recommend: yes.

Short usage hints:

Add an account in the preferences window. You have to sign up to the service before, you cannot do it from Fossi. For Sipgate press the "Test" button, enter the correct password, and ignore the error message. If you cannot send faxes afterwards, add a password section to the preferences file (e.g. with BBEdit 9).

To prepare a fax, you have to save it as RTF or PDF.

To send a fax, chose Files->Faxes, and the File->Open. In the following dialog fill in the fax number - it seems to support only one. Press send, and that's about it. You get a number of Growl alerts when the file is transmitted to the gateway provider.

2008-10-19
Thomas Gutzmann
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Fossi CommentaryMore services needed - Version: 1.0.0, 5/2/2008 08:06PM PST

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:: MILE ::
Yes, this sure looks interesting, but of course it needs way more services included than just Sipgate...! I've been using eFax (http://www.efax.com/) for quite some time and their Mac client sucks big time, so it would be awesome to see support for the eFax service...! I guess it's also a matter of the service providers letting you use their APIs, but I'll be looking forward to further improvements... :)
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