FAXHAVEN Configuration Setup
Copyright (c) 1994 by HTF Consulting

The configuration function should be invoked when you first use FAXHAVEN so
that FAXHAVEN will be able to perform all of the receive processing functions
for you.  You start by identifying the software which is installed with your
FAX modem.  The following choices are available: BF(Bitfax), CP(Complete PC),
FR(Frecom FAX96), and QL(Quick-Link).  If you have none of the above, you may
excercise FAXHAVEN in DEMO mode by entering XX.

Then enter <F2> to retrieve the default settings for your FAX modem software
from disk.  You may make changes to any of these fields, but you must do so
very CAREFULLY.  The only validation which will be performed on your input will
be to verify that a file or program exists.  For this reason you must include
the File extension for any program or Batch file which you wish to run.  If
your modem software is not installed in it's own default directory, you must
update all of these fields with the correct directory name.

See the section below "Configuration Input Fields" for more details.


========================= Function Keys =======================================
<F1>  will display this help file.

<F2>  will load the default settings for your FAX modem product from disk.

<F9>  will restore the current settings from disk in case you have made an
      error.

<F10> will save to disk the current screen settings.

<F20> will save to disk the current screen settings, overriding errors.
      FAXHAVEN will operate in DEMO mode, displaying the screens but not
      performing the Receive Processing tasks.

<ESC> will exit this function and return to the FAXHAVEN main menu.

===================== Configuration Input Fields ==============================
You may override the default settings in these fields if you need or wish to.
If you do so you must be very careful to properly invoke reliable software,
otherwise unpredictable results may occur.

FAX RECEIVE DIR: If your modem software is not installed in it's own default
directory, you must update this field.  Otherwise it should be left alone.

ACTIVATE, DEACTIVATE RECEIVE: If you have a Batch file already set up to
invoke these functions, you may enter their file names here.  If you are using
the Quick-Link product and you wish to use NITEFAX to receive and print your
incoming FAXes, you may replace the activate command with NITEFAX.

PRINT COMMAND: If you have purchased the HTF Consulting FAX Print Utility for
your Epson, HP-Laserjet or Toshiba printer, you may enter that batch file
name here.  If you have some other FAX print utility, you may enter it here.
BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE %1 AFTER THE PROGRAM NAME TO STAND FOR THE FAX FILE!

ARCHIVE COMMAND: The default here is a simple DOS copy to a diskette drive.
If you have a real archiving utility such as PKZIP, you may enter it here.
INCLUDE THE %1 AFTER THE PROGRAM NAME TO STAND FOR THE FAX FILE!

DEFAULT EXPORT FORMAT: This is the graphic format that your received FAXes will
be converted to when you request a graphic conversion.  The default
default-export-format is PCX.  Yes you read that correctly.  This can be
overridden on the configuration screen with another graphic format. Which ever
default-export-format is in force can be overidden when the conversion is
requested on a file-by-file basis.  The available graphic formats are:
PCX, DCX, TIF, BFX & QFX.  BFX and QFX are the FAX-ready formats of Bitfax and
Quick-Link respectively.  For more information about the various graphic
formats, see the User manual.

GRAPHIC CONVERT COMMAND: If you wish to use your modem software or some other
utility to convert received FAXes to some other graphic format, you may enter
it here.  This will also override the default-export-format above, as you will
not be using the FAXHAVEN Convertr Batch file and program.
BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE %1 AFTER THE PROGRAM NAME TO STAND FOR THE FAX FILE!

GRAPHIC OUTPUT DIRECTORY: You may store your converted images in any existing
directory you wish.

TEXT CONVERT COMMAND: If you have OCR software, enter it here.

TEXT OUTPUT DIRECTORY: You may store your converted text files in any existing
directory you wish.
