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From: David Brockus <dbrockus@cyberhall.com>
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Subject: Email to FAX software
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Does anyone know of any programs that can monitor the incoming mail of a 
user and then fax that mail to a phone number defined by the users.  I 
have heard of something like this for Solaris but I do not the name and I 
was wondering if anything like this was available for FreeBSD.  I am 
currently running ver 2.0.5.

David