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 FaxMaxSpeed
 Get/set maximum fax speed
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 Syntax

    FaxMaxSpeed(<nDev>, [<nNewMax>]) -> nOldMax

 Parameters

    <nDev> is a fax device number.

    <nNewMax> is the new maximum fax speed.

 Returns

    Old maximum fax speed.

 Description

    FaxMaxSpeed() allows you to limit the speed that Faxual II will use to
    send a fax.  This may be useful when running on a slow computer, or
    under Windows, when sending faxes at the modem's maximum rate fails due
    to data underruns (error 4014, DTE data underflow).  An alternative is
    to choose a faster DTE speed with FaxSpeed().

    The default value of FaxMaxSpeed() is 0.  If FaxMaxSpeed() is 0, Faxual
    II will ignore it and use the highest speed available, depending on the
    FaxSpeed() setting, the modem's capabilities, the remote fax device's
    capabilities, and the quality of the phone connection.  If FaxMaxSpeed()
    is set to some other number, Faxual II will still check all the other
    conditions, but will not allow any speed higher than that value.

    The possible speeds for a fax connection are 2400, 4800, 7200, 9600,
    12000, and 14400 BPS (bits per second).  These are reasonable settings
    for FaxMaxSpeed().  Setting it below 2400 (but greater than zero) will
    make it impossible to send a fax, or even dial the phone.