4-Sight Fax - Network Fax Software for Macintosh & Windows

Introducing a business-strength, Internet-enabled fax solution that provides the digital communications power and portability you need to achieve profitability in today’s fast-paced, increasingly mobile, cost-conscious economy. 4-Sight FAX, the first Macintosh fax server for OS X, provides both network fax and broadcast fax capabilities. Send and receive faxes directly from Macintosh and Windows computers.

4-Sight FAX continues to lead the network faxing industry, giving users of both Macs and PCs greater efficiency and more options for their messaging needs. You can send, receive, prioritize and customize your faxes, addresses and cover pages with just a few clicks. Computer fax software has never been easier!

1. The first network faxing solution to integrate with Mac OS X.
2. Worldwide access to your faxes with 4-Sight FAX clients over TCP/IP internet connections.
3. Multiple lines of throughput for sending and receiving faxes from one machine.
4. Convenience of faxing directly from Mac's or PC's instead of manual loading and retrieving of faxes.
5. Fax from any program that can print through 4-Sight FAX print driver.
6. Become a paperless office by reducing or eliminating hardcopy faxes.
7. Secure privacy of faxes through login protection of software.
8. Never lose a fax again with permanent archiving of sent and received faxes.

Soft Solutions Announces Major Fax Engine Upgrade and Bonjour integration with version 7.0.10

Atlanta, GA ---- August 21, 2008 ----

Soft Solutions is pleased to announce 4-Sight FAX Server and Client version 7.0.10, representing a major upgrade to the 4-Sight FAX Server fax/modem engine. This release, free to current version 7 customers, provides compatibility for more modems and fax machines while improving modem (and fax machine) communications and reliability, specifically with Class 1 modems and a wider variety of fax machines.

The 7.0.10 release aims to provide a solution to wedge modem states, which began occuring with greater frequency with Class 1 modems under the latest releases of the Macintosh Leopard operating system.