Enable Fax
When enabled, the FAX-CMD will be executed. When disabled the FAX-CMD will not be executed.
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.ENABLE-FAX
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 1 Y/N
- Default value: disabled
REMARKS
Use the enable or disable setting to avoid having to clear and then reset the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
Fax From Name
Section titled “Fax From Name”Fax from address
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-FROMNAME
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 30 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax from name when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
Fax From Company Name
Section titled “Fax From Company Name”Fax from company name
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-FROMCOMPANY
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 30 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax from company name when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
From Fax Number
Section titled “From Fax Number”Fax from number
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-FROMFAXNUMBER
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 25 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax from number when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
From Voice Number
Section titled “From Voice Number”Fax from voice number
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-FROMVOICENUMBER
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 25 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax from voice number when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
Fax Subject
Section titled “Fax Subject”Fax subject
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-SUBJECT
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 25 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax subject when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
Fax Message
Section titled “Fax Message”Fax message
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX-MESSAGE
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 255 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
This is used to populate the fax message when using the fax command line. For more information, please see Fax Command.
Fax Command
Section titled “Fax Command”Fax command line used to fax the .pdf file.
- Defined by global: #OOFPDF1.FAX
- Required or optional: optional
- Maximum size: 255 bytes
- Default value: none
REMARKS
The contents of FAX-CMD will only be executed when #00FPDF1.ENABLE-FAX = “Y”.
When Command(1,7)=“METHOD “ it is assumed that what follows is the name of the method to be called. For example to call a custom method named MYFMETH set Command = “METHOD MYFMETH”.
The CALL list for the method is MSG$[ALL]. MSG$[1] and will contain the full .pdf file name including path.
The Method is executed after the .pdf file is created, after the Post Save Method is executed, or after the email command is executed.
No other fax command processing will be done.
When Command(1,7)<>“METHOD” it is assumed that what follows is any valid fax command line argument.
The fax command line argument option supports $variables. Immediately before the
command line is executed the $variables are replaced with the current values from the global format #OOFPDF1.
The following is an example of a fax command line for VSI*FAX defined in the Settings and Options screen:
/usr/vsifax/bin/vfx -n $FTFN -U $FFNM $FILEThe following is an example of the same fax command line after Report-IV to PDF has replaced the $variables with their corresponding values from #OOFPDF1:
/usr/vsifax/bin/vfx -n 7325601594 -U TSI MYFILE.pdfThe command includes the required path and DOES NOT include “.”. Do not enter “.” in front of the path.
Supported fax $variables are:
- Variable
- Substitution
$FILE PDF-RPT-NAME
$SUBJ SUBJECT
$MSG BODY
$FTFN FAX-TOFAXNUNBER
$FTNM FAX-TONAME
$FTCO FAX-TOCOMPANY
$FFNM FAX-FROMNAME
$FFCO FAX-FROMCOMPANY
$FFFN FAX-FROMFAXNUMBER
$FFVN FAX-FROMVOICENUMBERFrom the Report-IV to PDF Installation and User Guide, version 8.9.1. Open this page in the PDF