How to configure the Win Fax TSR to receive faxes while in DOS.

Setting up the hardware:
Connect your Supra Fax Modem as described in your modem manual or "Getting 
Startred" guide.

Setting up the software:
1)  Install Win Fax according to the instructions included with the
    software.  Write down the initialization string as it appears during the
    installation process.
2)  Enable automatic reception in Win Fax according to the instructions
    included with the software.  Write down the number of rings specified.
3)  Exit Windows, and change directories to the directory which contains the
    Win Fax software.
4)  Enter the Win Fax TSR command.  It is described in the Win Fax Users
    Guide.  A supplemental explanation of the command structure and options
    appears below.

The command itself is of the form      WINFAX [options] -p<port> [-w<path>]

The order of the options is unimportant, but the port and path settings are
not optional and must be the next-to-last and last elements of the command,
respectively.

The options are:  -sX	Speaker volume, where X=0(low), 1(medium)(default),
			or 2(high).
		  -cX	Speaker control, where X=0(off), 1(on until
			connected)(default), or 2(high).
		  -rX	Number of rings until answer (must be the same as in
			Win Fax automatic reception setting)
		  -qX	Hardware interrupt(IRq), where X=0,1,2,...,15 			(defaults to standard for the port specified),
			(mandatory if using a non-standard IRq or I/O
			address)
		  -bX	Base I/O address of Com port, where X=3F8, 2F8, 3E8,
			2E8(strongly recommended if using non-standard IRq)
			(mandatory if using non-standard I/O address)
		  -mX	Fax/modem initialization string, X=string from 1)
			above.  There are two characters which are not
			directly sent to the modem:  the "^", which
			specifies a 2 second pause; and "\", which specifies
			a carriage return (to put the "\" in your string,
			enter "\\")
		  -n	Enables call progress display (if not used, notice
			of received fax is the flashing "happy face"
			character)
		  -iX	Station identifier, where X=identification string

An example of configuring the TSR for COM 3 IRq 2 and 5 rings would be:

winfax -s0 -c0 -r5 -q2 -b3e8 -mat&f&K4s7=90\ -n -p3 -wc:\winfax

Please note that the spaces are and dashes preceding the options are
mandatory.  Also note that the Win Fax TSR will not function if the modem is
configured to IRq 5.  This is a Delrina bug, and we have not found a
workaround or solution to this difficulty.

The Win Fax TSR can be installed in the autoexec.bat file if the Win Fax
directory is in the path.  The Win Fax TSR is designed to automatically stop
on re-entering Windows, and reactivate on exit from Windows.  Delrina has
noted that putting the TSR in the autoexec.bat does not always cause the TSR
to reactivate.  If you find this problem occuring, create a separate batch
file to deactivate the TSR, activate Windows, then reactivate the TSR on
exit from Windows.  This three line .bat file will be of the form

WINFAX -u
WIN[/3]
WINFAX -sX <etc>

then at a DOS prompt, type the name of the .bat file and the TSR will
function properly on exit from Windows.