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Thanks for looking this up for me. &nbsp;I can spend some time developing this but my skills are in jscript and C++. &nbsp; &nbsp;Do you happen to know offhand any references to jscript for this? &nbsp;I couldn't find much about it on MSDN? &nbsp;Thanks again.
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Thanks for looking this up for me.  I can spend some time developing this but my skills are in jscript and C++.    Do you happen to know offhand any references to jscript for this?  I couldn't find much about it on MSDN?  Thanks again.

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Nanocosm -<br />
I found at least 3 commercial fax apps with APIs that one can integrate with his<br />
own script or compiled app to get command line functionality:<br />
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1) &nbsp;Network Superfax 8.0 + API &nbsp; &nbsp;at &nbsp;SuperVoice.com <br />
2) &nbsp;32bit/64bit Internet Fax &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; at &nbsp;ElectraSoft.com &nbsp;<br />
3) &nbsp;GFIFAXmaker &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;at &nbsp;GFI.com &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Attached is a stand-alone jscript file I made from the MSDN VBScript example you offered. &nbsp;<br />
I removed references to the FAXCOMEXLib, which is not shipped with WinXP.<br />
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It sends a fax nicely using the Windows XP Fax server..<br />
It accepts 3 command line arguments for recipient name, recipient fax number,<br />
and fax document. &nbsp; &nbsp;Any number can be added.<br />
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Thanks &nbsp; - easyb<br />
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Nanocosm -
I found at least 3 commercial fax apps with APIs that one can integrate with his
own script or compiled app to get command line functionality:

1)  Network Superfax 8.0 + API    at  SuperVoice.com
2)  32bit/64bit Internet Fax           at  ElectraSoft.com  
3)  GFIFAXmaker                        at  GFI.com            

Attached is a stand-alone jscript file I made from the MSDN VBScript example you offered.  
I removed references to the FAXCOMEXLib, which is not shipped with WinXP.

It sends a fax nicely using the Windows XP Fax server..
It accepts 3 command line arguments for recipient name, recipient fax number,
and fax document.    Any number can be added.

Thanks   - easyb

Bfax3.js [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/04_w17/294063/Bfax3.js]

Stand alone jscript fax sender with command line options

Bfax3.js

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Anyone know of an off-the-shelf app that will fax an existing file (on a drive) from a batch script or a command line (OS = Win XP)? 
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Anyone know of an off-the-shelf app that will fax an existing file (on a drive) from a batch script or a command line (OS = Win XP)? 

Command line fax app

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