              BitFax System Configuration Menu Help

The System Configuration Menu is used to set certain information about your
system and fax modem.  Once set, it will not normally be changed.

To toggle the display from color to black and white, press [F6].  To edit
the cover page (if you are using one), press [F7].  To return to the Main 
Menu without saving changes, press [F8].  To save changes for 
the current session only, press [F9].  To save the changes permanently (to 
disk), press [F10].

Text inserted in the Company Heading field will appear across the top of 
every fax page you send.  

The Communication Port must match the one your fax modem has been 
configured to.

The Dialing Prefix can be used for optional AT commands.  Normally, this
field will be left blank.  Do not insert anything into this field unless
you are having problems establishing a connection.
  
Dial Type is used to select tone or pulse dialing.

The Modem Speaker field is to select how the modem speaker will behave when 
using BitFax.  

LD Access Code is for any codes that may need to be dialed 
before dialing a phone number.  

Comma (,) Pause Time is to control how long the modem will pause
when a comma is encountered in the dialing string.



Busy Redial Count and Busy Redial Interval determine how BitFax will react to
a busy signal.  

DBF Working Directory should contain the pathname where the
phone book file (FAXBOOK.DBF) is located, if other than the current directory.

'Cover Page File Name' should contain the filename the cover page file is
saved under.  If you do not want to use a cover page, this field should
remain blank.

Word Processor Type is the type of word processor you use to create the
documents you send.  Press the right or left arrow keys to toggle through
the available choices.

Preview During Tx is where you specify whether or not you want to be able
to look at what your fax messages will look like before they are sent.

Save Fax File After Tx is where you specify whether or not to save the
fax format file that is generated when your fax message is sent.

For additional information about this menu, consult the User's Manual.

