bitware fax
by Matt Gerchow
Bitware Fax was launched by Cheyenne and Computer Associates as a suite of communications tools for the stand alone PC.
With several versions released, ranging up to the 4.0, Bitware versions have been popular amongst its fellow computer-based faxing software such as Winfax.
While there are several applications that are integrated into one program for user-friendliness, some users are asking the question if PC-based programs or online faxing resources will prove more beneficial to their bottom line.
As a consumer, you should first understand the different capabilities of each program before committing to invest in one specific program.
Bitware fax has been released for both Windows and Mac, and the newest 4.0 version has gained ground and become far more popular with the newer and improved features and capabilities.
This newest model combines fax, data, voice and paging capabilities into a Windows or Mac interface that is user-friendly and convenient.
For some who have experienced pitfalls in utilizing the communication your computer has to offer, you no longer have to worry with this tailored communication center.
The primary function of the newest Bitware fax model is to send faxes directly from any Windows application, no matter how small or large the file is.
Aside from the obvious faxing benefits, Bitware also comes equipped with access to posting bulletins boards and other online capabilities, as well as an unlimited voicemail system.
The Built-in OCR technology can take the text from a faxed document and translate it directly to text that can be edited by the user.
Once the text is edited it can be imported into word processing programs, printed and refaxed if need be.
With the full version for sale online, as well as the upgrade versions for outdated users, Bitware Fax is still keeping a loyal fan base in comparison to Window's version, Winfax.
"While PC based fax software are still popular in small businesses and within a household, more and more users are converting to online faxing resources such as Efax and RingCentral..."
RingCentral is one of the online fax providers who has maintained a growing user database, and holds millions of account holders who send billions of faxes.
RingCentral is perfect for basic users, as well as those who receive several faxes monthly. Their fees are reasonable, and storage limits are nonexistent.
They even offer a FREE 30-Day Trial to see if you like faxing online.
While Bitware Fax and other PC-based programs are beneficial for their unique features, when faxing is concerned, online softwares are far easier to navigate through and send.
You are not required to use a Windows-based program to create the template or send the image via email to fax.
You can send faxes via email, and receive faxes via email with your own personalized fax number that is given to you immediately after joining.
With several computing companies entering the paperless fax business, there are several sites dedicated to unbiased reviews of the pros and cons of each company.
Go paperless and go green.
Test drive RingCentral and fax free for 30 days
With several versions released, ranging up to the 4.0, Bitware versions have been popular amongst its fellow computer-based faxing software such as Winfax.
While there are several applications that are integrated into one program for user-friendliness, some users are asking the question if PC-based programs or online faxing resources will prove more beneficial to their bottom line.
As a consumer, you should first understand the different capabilities of each program before committing to invest in one specific program.
Bitware fax has been released for both Windows and Mac, and the newest 4.0 version has gained ground and become far more popular with the newer and improved features and capabilities.
This newest model combines fax, data, voice and paging capabilities into a Windows or Mac interface that is user-friendly and convenient.
For some who have experienced pitfalls in utilizing the communication your computer has to offer, you no longer have to worry with this tailored communication center.
The primary function of the newest Bitware fax model is to send faxes directly from any Windows application, no matter how small or large the file is.
Aside from the obvious faxing benefits, Bitware also comes equipped with access to posting bulletins boards and other online capabilities, as well as an unlimited voicemail system.
The Built-in OCR technology can take the text from a faxed document and translate it directly to text that can be edited by the user.
Once the text is edited it can be imported into word processing programs, printed and refaxed if need be.
With the full version for sale online, as well as the upgrade versions for outdated users, Bitware Fax is still keeping a loyal fan base in comparison to Window's version, Winfax.
"While PC based fax software are still popular in small businesses and within a household, more and more users are converting to online faxing resources such as Efax and RingCentral..."
RingCentral is one of the online fax providers who has maintained a growing user database, and holds millions of account holders who send billions of faxes.
RingCentral is perfect for basic users, as well as those who receive several faxes monthly. Their fees are reasonable, and storage limits are nonexistent.
- Considering you can send and receive from any place that has a computer, and an internet connection...
- Considering you don't need a second phone line (saves money)...
- Considering you won't need to worry about busy signals and redials...
They even offer a FREE 30-Day Trial to see if you like faxing online.
While Bitware Fax and other PC-based programs are beneficial for their unique features, when faxing is concerned, online softwares are far easier to navigate through and send.
You are not required to use a Windows-based program to create the template or send the image via email to fax.
You can send faxes via email, and receive faxes via email with your own personalized fax number that is given to you immediately after joining.
With several computing companies entering the paperless fax business, there are several sites dedicated to unbiased reviews of the pros and cons of each company.
Go paperless and go green.
Test drive RingCentral and fax free for 30 days