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Gold/Mining/Energy : Image Power (IPZ.VSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Fairchild who wrote (174)	4/24/1999 2:04:00 AM
From: Miner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 383

Hello to all on the IPZ thread. I tend to lurk on the threads I follow because I hate to clog up the information flow unless I have something useful to say. (Hopefully this is useful). After I came across IPZ I looked into the two available internet fax companies EFax and FAXwave, and signed up for their services and also bought some IPZ. I recently made use of the service and had the same document sent to both places and both performed well, I received both by email and they were useable and printed easily. The document from Efax however was half the size of the Faxwave document. Efax is evaluating IPZ's compressed image software while FAXwave uses the image software that comes with windows. The smaller document size allows larger faxes to be sent and also avoids problems with attachment sizes with some company's email systems. I have Winfax and while it works well for sending documents from a laptop, receiving them is a real pain, the email method is superior in this respect. I think as this free service becomes better known the value of IPZ's technology will hopefully be reflected in it's share price. This is a useful low-level internet technology and I hope IPZ doesn't get dragged down with the internut stocks whose prices in most cases reflect speculation rather than underlying value. regards, john