The GFAX project aims to provide a free front end to the various 
facsimile programs available for Linux and other operating systems 
that use GNOME.

GFAX provides the familiar "pop up" window and phone book support 
when one "prints" to a "fax" printer. 

This is a GNOME-2.x port of Gfax.  It is a complete re-write in C# and Gtk# 
using Mono.  There were a number of things about Python that I missed from 
my C days and C# seems to provide the best mix between C and Python.  It 
is fully object oriented, has features such as a "switch" statement and {} to 
enclose blocks.  for, while, if etc are identical to the C equivilants.

This version has the following features: 

	- Works with Hylafax
	  - View status of Hylafax server, send and done queues.
	  - Delete jobs in Hylafax queues.
	  - Delayed sending of fax jobs, up to 30 days in the future.
	  - Both IP and username/password authentication.
	  - Cancel partially sent jobs, (while sending file to server).
	  - Retrieves and displays total number of jobs in queue.
	  - Number of jobs in send queue displays in icon in task bar.  
	  - Auto timed refresh of server and queue status can be toggled on or off.
	  - Complete list of jobs in queues with status and time to send.
	  
	- Phonebooks
	  - Define Gfax phone books.
	  - Add and delete entries to Gfax phone books.
	  - Send fax to entire phonebook easily.
	  - Convenient wizard for adding new phonebooks.
	  - Deselect individual numbers form outgoing list.
	  
	- Can fax postscript documents from the command line as well via 
	  Gnome print, OpenOffice and most other X applications.  (see 
	  OpenOffice printer in the INSTALL file).
	- Faxing of postscript files straight from Gfax.
	
	

There are many things to do but C# is highly productive and I'm sure Gfax
will benefit from being written in it and move forward rapidly.

Please join the gfax mail list for bugs, support, feature requests, flames
and other discussion.

Gfax mail list site:  http://www.cowlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gfax

Thanks.
George Farris - george@gmsys.com
