Terminology and Goals for Quality Document Transfer
draft-klyne-qualdoc-goals-02
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| Authors | Graham Klyne , Richard D. Shockey | ||
| Last updated | 1999-10-27 | ||
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Abstract
This document sets out some goals beyond those in 'Terminology and Goals for Internet Fax' [4] for a service to perform fax and high quality document transmission across the Internet. Internet fax [1,2] defines a way to send fax data over the Internet using e-mail. But there is a clear desire for an application that more closely emulates the operational characteristics of traditional fax [3].
Authors
Graham Klyne
Richard D. Shockey
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