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The @+VFX statement must be all uppercase. However, the tag/value statements are case-insensitive.
The entire embedded tag sequence must be continuous-it cannot contain any spaces or explicit line breaks (hard
returns).
If you need to include a space in a tag value, use the tilde (~) character. Any tilde (~) character encountered is
replaced by a space unless it is escaped (\~).
You can only embed vfx tags that store fax envelope See The fax envelope
information. These are sometimes
referred to as cover page tags because their primary purpose is to place fax envelope information on fax cover
pages. This is a list of tags you can embed:
Tag Description
cli
client ID
fa1-fa3
from address lines 1 thru 3
fcn
from country name
fco
from company name
fem
from email address
ffn
from fax number
fnm
from name
fvn
from voice number
ntf
note file
sub
subject line
sig
signature file
tco
to company name
tfn
to fax number
tg1-tg4
user-defined tages 1 through 4
tin
custom to information
tnm
to name
tvn
to voice number
See also
See Using vfx Tags
for detailed information about these and other vfx tags.
Examples
This is an example of an embedded local fax number:
@+VFX[tfn=555-1212]
This is an example of an embedded local fax number, recipient name (with tilde (~) as a space holder) and cover
page:
@+VFX[tfn=555-1212;tnm=Mr.~Smith;cvr=classic]
This example shows how to use both embedded tags and embedded images in a file (sample.txt):
@+VFX[tfn=5551212;tco=TechSupport]
This is an example of how to send a fax using the embedded commands. The embedded command sends the fax
number and the "To Company Name" to the VFX command.
@+IMAGE[<filename.tif>]
This command places an image file in the location where the command is found.
You could redirect this file to the vfx command using any of the following commands: