Doc2Fax API Crack + Free Registration Code Download [Win/Mac] [Latest] You just declare the functions you want to use and get a stream of events, which informs you, when the user presses the key on the keyboard, clicks on a button, uses a mouse, or even dials the phone. Doc2Fax uses the following events: * Next Action - the first event of a print/fax process. The function returns the name of the function to be called next, and the arguments of the function. These arguments are text and graphical data of the document to be printed, faxed or pasted. * Cancel - canceled print/fax processes. * Init - initialization of Doc2Fax. * Call Next - used by keyboard shortcuts. * Done - every time a print/fax process is completed. The function informs you, which function has been executed, and what arguments were supplied. * First - the first time Doc2Fax is initialized. * Last - the last time Doc2Fax was initialized. * Printer_Device_Id - the device identifier that is used by Doc2Fax to determine which printer you have selected. * Printer_Model - the name of the printer model, which is used by Doc2Fax to determine which printer you have selected. * Printer_Name - the name of the printer, which is used by Doc2Fax to determine which printer you have selected. * Fax_Device_Id - the device identifier that is used by Doc2Fax to determine which fax device you have selected. * Fax_Model - the name of the fax device model, which is used by Doc2Fax to determine which fax device you have selected. * Fax_Name - the name of the fax device, which is used by Doc2Fax to determine which fax device you have selected. * Back - the last event of a previous print/fax process. * Front - the first event of a next print/fax process. * Button_Down - the first event of a mouse click. * Mouse_Move - the first event of a mouse movement. * Mouse_Click - the first event of a mouse click. * Key_Down - the first event of a key press. * Key_Up - the last event of a key press. * Dial - the first event of a phone dial. * PickUp - the first event of picking up the phone after a dial. * HangUp - the last event of hanging up the phone Doc2Fax API Crack+ [32|64bit] The KEYMACRO API is based on the Doc2Fax API. This API provides the following features and convenience methods: 1. Support of faxes from 16 bit DOC-files 2. Sending of multiple faxes at once 3. Is the fax sent successful? 4. Is the fax sent successfully? 5. Is the fax received successfully? 6. Is the fax received successfully? 7. Get the number of faxes sent 8. Get the number of faxes received 9. Get the number of faxes 10. Get the current faxing status 11. Get the status of the fax 12. Get the list of faxes in a fax list 13. Get the fax list 14. Set status of the faxing status 15. Get status of the faxing status 16. Get status of the fax 17. Get status of the fax 18. Set status of the fax 19. Get fax index 20. Create a new fax file in current directory 21. Set current directory 22. Delete current directory 23. Print fax number 24. Delete fax number 25. Get fax number 26. Get fax extension 27. Get fax name 28. Get fax status 29. Get fax type 30. Get fax image 31. Get fax style 32. Get fax color 33. Get fax fax height 34. Get fax fax lines 35. Get fax fax name 36. Get fax list 37. Get fax name list 38. Set print 39. Set print if has enough ink 40. Set print 41. Set pause 42. Set pause if has enough ink 43. Set pause 44. Set resume 45. Set resume if has enough ink 46. Set fax 47. Set fax if has enough ink 48. Set fax 49. Set fax direction 50. Set fax status 51. Set fax count 52. Set fax 53. Set fax 54. Set fax 55. Set fax 56. Set fax 57. Set fax color 58. Set fax fax lines 59. Set fax fax height 60. Set fax fax name 61. Set fax fax name 62. Set fax fax name 63. Set fax fax name 64. Set fax fax name 65. Set fax fax name 66. Set fax fax name 67. Set fax fax name 68. Set fax 77a5ca646e Doc2Fax API Crack + Download The Doc2Fax API is composed of a base class, a Fax Service class and a Fax Callback-Interface for it. How can I use the Doc2Fax API? The Doc2Fax API provides a few functions for the client-side programming of a Fax application. These functions are derived from the base class FaxResponseEventHandler (see doc2fax.h) and are described in the doc2fax.doc file. These functions are performed by sending various Fax Events (see doc2fax.h) which can be implemented by anyone. How can you implement a Fax Service using the Doc2Fax API? You could use the Doc2Fax API to implement a Fax service. Such a service should handle the Fax events and provide the interface for the client-side programming of a Fax application. What does Fax Service mean? The Doc2Fax API is oriented towards client-side programming of a Fax application. As a service provider, the Doc2Fax API is also used to implement server-side programming. The Doc2Fax API's Fax Service class is used to expose the API for the server-side programming. It is not intended to be used to implement a Fax Server itself. The Doc2Fax API's Fax Service class provides two methods: IWebFaxService::FaxSend(IWebFaxService::FOnFaxEvent eFlexible) IWebFaxService::FaxReceive(IWebFaxService::FOnFaxEvent eFlexible) The above methods are only the starting point of the Fax Service. So what does the Fax Receive Method (FOnFaxEvent) really do? The Fax Service receives the Fax events and the parameters of the Fax Event. The Fax Service has two methods for processing the received Fax events: void IWebFaxService::OnReceive(IWebFaxEvent&) void IWebFaxService::OnReceive(void) So how can you use the Fax Callback Interface of the Doc2Fax API? You could use the Fax Callback Interface of the Doc2Fax API to implement a Fax Service. Such a service should handle the Fax events and provide the interface for the client-side programming of a Fax application. The Doc2Fax API's Fax Callback Interface is used to receive What's New In Doc2Fax API? This interface is used to control the process of digitally sending faxes. This documentation presents the requirements of this interface as defined in the Interface Definition Language (IDL). 1. General structure: The Doc2Fax Interface, consists of the following structures: Doc2Fax interface, defined by the IDL interface definition language (IDL) Doc2Fax application, defined by a private application language (PAL) Doc2Fax application server, defined by a script language (PAL) The main program of the API is the Doc2Fax application. This application listens for events from the Doc2Fax interface. The API also provides a query and response structure. It is not required that the query be sent first, but a response is not possible unless the query is sent first. The API uses the following internal structures: Document Fax document information, which contains information such as document, page and page number Document and Pages reference to the Document structure Application information, which contains information such as application name, version and message tags Define Fax XML (DFX) document structure 2. The doc2fax interface: The Doc2Fax interface supports an application programming interface (API) to send and receive fax documents. An application can communicate with the Fax API through the facilities of an application server (and through these the interface is initialized). The server is an application that performs all tasks required to send and receive fax documents. It acts as a communication agent between the application and the Fax API. Doc2Fax is implemented as a COM server. The Fax API is implemented as a client. The combination of the Fax API with a Doc2Fax application server forms a fax communication framework. The application server can be implemented in an IDL-based script language that provides a higher level of interoperability than the Doc2Fax interface. 3. 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