Per Jessen wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
Mike McMullin wrote:
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So I did. Quasar lets you build your own COA, so I built it to completely resemble to US 1040 Schedule C form - even to include the forms line numbers. So just copy the numbers to the form and I'm done. I wonder if H&R Blocks tax software is available for Linux. I know they advertise importing from QuickTax, and this would be one less app the keep Windows around for. (Oddly enough, the other app is fax software.) That I can answer for you....NO, it isn't available for Linux. FAX software isn't the "big deal" it once was for a lot of people now they have their phone service running on a digital line. FAX machines and modems ALL use analog....won't work.
Fred, it works just fine. My telephone lines are all ISDN, i.e. digital, and faxing works just fine. Inbound I use asterisk+iaxmodem, outbound I have an oldfashioned faxmodem connect to the a/b port on the NT box.
ISDN is a circuit-switched telephone network system, it's NOT the same as fiber....doesn't work the same nor use the same protocols. I've talked to engineers at AT&T and Verizon, trying to find a way around the problem, and there isn't one. So, what I do is scan anything that has to be FAXed and file attach it. Actually, it's better because the quality of the image rec'd is, of course, so much better than a FAX. Fred -- "Where's The Birth Certificate?" -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org