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To: Mazama who wrote (9733)1/25/1999 1:05:00 PM
From: Jules  Respond to of 90042
 
FaxSav Extends Internet Fax Capabilities To Third Line
of HP ScanJet Color Scanners

EDISON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 25, 1999--FaxSav, (Nasdaq NM: FAXX -
news) the global leader in Internet Fax,
announced today that it has teamed up with Hewlett-Packard to make it easy and
affordable to scan an image and send it over the
Internet as a fax, by accessing FaxSav's Global Fax Network from HP's newest series of
color desktop scanners -- the HP
ScanJet 5200C.

The HP ScanJet 5200C series of professional color scanners are enabled to transparently
access FaxSav's Global Internet Fax
Network, so that any HP customer with a desktop scanner and an existing Internet
connection, can fax documents and graphics
directly from the scanner. The partnership provides HP customers with a means of faxing
scanned images and
computer-originated documents to customers/clients world-wide without additional
hardware and at an inexpensive guaranteed
fixed cost-per-page price. When faxing scanned graphics -- which are memory intensive
and generally more costly to fax via
telephony - such cost savings can be critical.

The HP ScanJet 5200C is the third line in HP's scanner series with Internet Fax
capabilities. In the fall of 1997 Hewlett Packard
began shipping the HP ScanJet 6100 and, in mid-1998, the HP ScanJet 6200C.

Using FaxSav's enhanced faxing service will allow HP customers to:

-- send a fax broadcast from the desktop PC

-- send a fax without disconnecting from the Internet

-- create a fax and queue it for later delivery

-- confirm a fax delivery through email notification

-- preview and archive faxes for records

-- render and store any document in a .TIF format without sending a fax.

''We've teamed up twice in the past 12 months with Hewlett-Packard to enable first their
6100 and 6200 series, and now their
5200 series of desktop scanners to send Internet Fax,'' explained Bill Fallon, FaxSav's
Vice President of Marketing. ''Our ongoing
relationship with a market leader that's known for high quality and innovation, helps us
take another step toward making Internet
Fax available from any device a customer chooses to use - whether that's email, a fax
machine, web site, or scanner.''

FaxSav's award-winning FaxLauncher Pro software is responsible for bringing this easy
to use, reliable, and economical faxing
option to ScanJet desktop scanners. It enables HP customers to scan and fax documents
to remote locations, such as branch
offices and main headquarters, without incurring courier and overnight mailing expenses.
To better serve HP's global customer
base, FaxLauncher Pro software is available in 12 of the most widely used languages
including English, French, German, Spanish,
Italian, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Russian
and Korean - making it the only
localized Internet Fax software available in many major markets.

FaxSav is the global leader in Internet Fax, an emerging industry recently forecasted by
the Dataquest/Gartner Group to grow from
44 million pages carried in 1997 to 5.6 billion pages by the year 2001. FaxSav provides
enterprise-wide fax solutions to customers
in 150 countries, helping them fax more easily, efficiently, and cost effectively For more
information about the FaxSav/HP Scanner
products contact 1-888-3FAXSAV; send email to Serena Ainsworth at
www.hp@faxsav.com, or visit FaxSav's website at
www.faxsav.com.