Doesthis help?:
Debbie

WHICH CAME FIRST, THE
                MESSAGING OR THE FAX?

                In our last tip, we mentioned that you can install Windows
                95's Microsoft Fax off the Windows 98 installation CD. Pop
                the CD in your CD-ROM drive, navigate to
                Tools/OldWin95/Message/Us folder, and run awfax.exe.
                We also pointed out that Microsoft Fax "requires a Full
                MAPI Client in order to function, such as: Microsoft
                Exchange, Windows Messaging, Microsoft Exchange
                Server Client or Outlook [the full version, not Express]."
                The question then becomes, assuming you want to run
                Microsoft Fax on Windows Messaging, how do you do it if
                this program isn't part of Windows 98?

                Well, wouldn't you know, Windows Messaging is available
                on the Windows 98 installation CD, too. To install it,
                navigate to Tools/OldWin95/Message/Us folder, and run
                wmw.exe. (Note: We recommend reading wmw-fax.txt, in
                the same folder, for more detailed information on Microsoft
                Fax and Windows Messaging.)


----- Original Message -----
From: MeNcognedo <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, July 26, 1999 8:09 PM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Fax Software--Free Anywhere?


> My appologies for the errors that I seem to me making in my submittal of
my
> question to the group... I had it correct the second time, but when I
> responded to one of the offered solutions, I erred again.  Let's see if I
> can get this one correct..as I really need advice from you..
>
> I am looking for software that will allow me to send and receive faxes.. I
> used to have RapidComm, but can no longer find my CD... I use Outlook
> Express for my mail now, and according to what I understand about it, (or
> don't understand) I need OUTLOOK to run the old MS Fax program that we had
> on the old W95 CD...
> I would prefer not to have to buy anything--Money is an issue here!  Can
> anyone offer any ideas? I will be most appreciative..
>
> I am running Office 97 among others  and Win 98...
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Kathleen LaValley
>
>

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