Legal is a big market for fax and they are often some of the most
aggressive early adopters of new fax technology, such as Lan Fax servers.
They will demand coverpage generation facilities in desktop software
systems so they can insert their silly boiler plate.
Network scanning devices [like fax machines] are another issue.
The general rule I've researched is that the courts understand that
technology changes. Look at the MS trial for instance ..E-Mail is put into
evidence without any question to its authenticity.
My position is that so long as we attempt to "comply" with the legal
requirements and we state that in our standards documents there should be
no problem.
The real issue is end user perception. Do they really want to see the
watermarks?? My suspicion is that, at the very least, they want the option.
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Richard Shockey
Shockey Consulting LLC
8045 Big Bend Blvd. Suite 110
St. Louis, MO 63119
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