1.7.2 Commands in Detail
This section provides a detailed description of the commands that SwyxFax accepts when printing from an application.
Creating Serial Faxes
Command: FAXMERGE
Synonyms: SFX, SERIALFAX, FXM
Description: This command must be in the first line of a serial fax. It separates the individual fax documents from one another during faxing. When the fax is sent, this line with the command will be removed.
Syntax: @@FAXMERGE@@
Parameters: None
Adding a Fax Number
Command: NUMBER
Synonyms: NMB, TO, NUMBER, NMR, TO
Description: SwyxFax interprets the parameter as the fax number to which the document should be sent.
Syntax: @@NUMBER<Parameter>@@
Parameters: A fax number or the user name of an internal subscriber or, in the case of a serial fax, the serial print field that contains the fax number can be added directly here as a parameter.
Example: Fax number in canonical format:
@@NUMBER+4412345678@@
Fax number with public line access (in this case, 0):
@@NUMBER0004412345678@@
Fax number added from a serial field:
@@NMR<<Serial field fax number>>@@
User name as fax number:
@@NUMBER tom.jones@@
Adding the Caller Number
Command: FROM
Synonyms: FRO, FROM
Description: Overwrites your own sender for the current send job. SwyxFax interprets the parameters as the fax number from which the document was sent.
Syntax: @@FROM<Parameter>@@
Parameters: A fax number can be added here as a parameter.
Example: Fax number in canonical format:
@@FROM+4412345678@@
Fax number including spaces:
@@FRO”+44 123 45678"@@
Adding the Sender's E-mail Address
Command: FROMEMAIL
Synonyms: -
Description: SwyxFax interprets the parameters as the e-mail address of the sender.
Syntax: @@FROMEMAIL<Sender’s e-mail address>@@
Parameters: The e-mail address can be directly inserted as a parameter.
Example: E-mail address:
@@FROMEMAIL Eva.Schmidt@Swyx.com@@
Adding the Send Time
Command: SCHEDULE
Synonyms: SDL, DATE, TRM
Description: Defines the send date for the send job.
Syntax: @@SCHEDULE<Date and time>@@
@@SCHEDULE+<Duration in minutes>@@
Parameters: An exact send appointment with date and time can be defined as a parameter. The date must be entered in the format "DD.MM.YY" or "DD.MM.YYYY" and the time in the format "hh.mm". Alternatively, the send appointment can be entered as a whole-number minute value with preceding "+" sign (starting from the time at which the message was created).
Example: Send time at a specific time:
@@SCHEDULE 01.08.2005 10:00@@
Sending fax 2 hours after the message was created:
@@SCHEDULE +120@@
Inserting Priority
Command: PRIORITY
Synonyms: PRI, PRIORITY
Description: Allows the assignment of a specific priority for the e-mail job. This parameter can be used to set two different priority levels.
Syntax: @@PRIORITY<level>@@
Parameters: There are two levels available here:
2: High
0: Normal
Example: Fax with high priority
@@PRIORITY 2@@
Fax with normal priority
@@PRI 0@@
Defining Redial
Command: REDIAL
Synonyms: RED
Description: Here you define the number of redial attempts in addition to the interval between the redial attempts.
Syntax: @@REDIAL<number of attempts>[redial interval]@@
Parameters: Here the number of redial attempts and the redial interval are available as parameters.
Example: Setting redial to 10 attempts
@@REDIAL 10@@
Setting redial to 3 attempts and the interval to 60 seconds
@@REDIAL 3 60@@
Adding an Image, e.g. a Signature
Command: INSERT
Synonyms: INS, PASTE, PST
Description: This parameter inserts the signature file. Les formats de fichiers suivants sont compatibles : BMP et PCX. The inserted image will be positioned in the upper left corner, in the place of @@.
Syntax: @@INSERT<Dateiname>@@
Parameters: A file name can be added here as a parameter.
Example: Attaching the image file "My Signature.bmp" to the fax document
@@INSERT "C:\My Signature.bmp"@@