1TIFF2FAX(8C) TIFF2FAX(8C)
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6 tiff2fax - convert TIFF for facsimile transmission by HylaFAX
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9 /var/spool/hylafax/bin/tiff2fax [ options ] file
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12 bin/tiff2fax takes TIFF input and generates a TIFF Class F image file
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14 HylaFAX scheduler process, faxq(8C). The default implementation uses
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16 software distribution to implement the conversion operations.
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18 This script can modify outgoing facsimile, such as watermarking, To do
19 this create a shell script etc/FaxModify in the spooling area that
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25 -1 Write Group 3 1D-encoded data to the output file.
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27 -2 Write Group 3 2D-encoded data to the output file.
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29 -3 Write Group 4 MMR-encoded data to the output file.
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31 -color Write color data to an output file (possibly a separate file
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34 -i jobid How the server references the associated Job ID number
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36 -m pages Set the maximum number of pages that are permitted in the
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40 -o file Write output to the specified file instead of the default
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43 -w width Set the output page width, in pixels. By default, pages are
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46 -l length Set the output page length in millimeters. By default, pages
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52 -S Simple mode. Serves as a format conversion interface for
53 RTFCC in faxsend to utilize /usr/bin/tiffcp.
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56 /usr/sbin/tiffcheck TIFF file conversion examiner
57 /var/spool/hylafax/bin/ps2fax POSTSCRIPT RIP for doing complicated conversions
58 /usr/bin/tiffcp for converting compression schemes
59 /usr/bin/tiff2ps for colorspace and/or image size conversions
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62 Conversions that require re-imaging and resizing may result in images
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73 May 12, 1996 TIFF2FAX(8C)