LAN Fax Driver provides the ability to send a FAX via network.
Release notes:
1. Supported:
- Microsoft Windows 10
- Microsoft Windows 8.1
- Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2
2. Fixed:
- Printing documents containing Hebrew from Word 2007 or 2010, will result in the Hebrew characters being mirrored.
3. Others:
- Added CAT (Catalog) files which were released from Microsoft (WHQL).
Installation steps:
1) Launch the Add Printer Wizard:
Start > Control Panel > "View devices and printers" > Add Printer
2) Select "Add a Local printer" and then select the port.
3) Click "Have Disk" and browse to your driver installer package.
4) A list of printers will be displayed. Select your printer from the list, and then click "Next."
5) Follow the on-screen instructions of the Add Printer wizard.
6) Restart your PC.
About FAX Driver:
Usually, Windows operating systems apply a generic driver that allows computers to recognize imaging devices and make use of their basic functions. However, if you wish to enjoy features like FAX functionality, additional software must be installed.
If you apply this package and the imaging device is connected to a phone line, systems will be able to operate the device as a dedicated FAX machine and use all of its available functions.
To do so, simply get the downloadable software, extract it if necessary, run the available setup and follow the on-screen instructions for a complete and successful installation.
As for upgrading the driver version, this task can improve processing and encryption algorithms, enhance document quality, lower interception vulnerability, fix various problems, and bring about other similar changes as well.
Bear in mind that, even though other platforms might also be compatible, it is not recommended that you install this version on OSes other than the specified ones. A system reboot would also be advisable, to allow all changes to take effect properly.
That being said, check to see if your configuration is suitable for the present release, click the download button and apply this version. Come back on our website as often as possible, and we can promise you will be “updated one minute ago.”
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