Need to print history of sent faxes from Imagistics 3410 Printer/Fax?
111013
From Imagistics Web Site:\n"Search Results for: "3410"\nSorry, no matching results."\n\nFound im3510 reference and manual you could download.\nCheckout the web site I used as a source.
1100135
Try saving it as an image/picture (jpeg or tiff doc) and then printing it from the saved file. Sometimes there are cookies on an internet page that your printer looks at and goes "oh heck no, i'm not trusting that thing!" good luck!
1133733
The fax is just scanning the paper you want to send, converting it to an electronic form. The print or fax capability simply sends the now-electronic document to a printer, or a fax number, or, if you wish, to an address on the internet. \n\nEasier still, just scan the document, and then send it as an e-mail to wherever you want it to go.
864326
ink4printers@yahoo.co.uk
123002
Check your local Kinko's.  They have that service.\nhttp://www.fedex.com/us/officeprint/main/
564984
From your command prompt, type HELP.\n\nThen for each command, such as ipconfig, type\nipconfig /h\n\nTo print any of this, type\nipconfig /h >lpt1:\nif your printer is connected to the parallel port\n\nif that does not work, then send it to a document\ntype \nipconfig /h >ipconfig.txt\nthen print that document.
99202
use cgi print or php... any of those script will do the trick
974413
If you add the printer model and your operating system to this question, you should get better answers!\n\nMost printer programs will show you the levels in their troubleshooting screen.\n\nSometimes accessed by Control Panel > Printers & Faxes >\n\n*your printer* > \n\n(right click to) Printing Preferences >\n\n§§
684698
You can check out this link, which gives you a step-by-step instruction to turn your PC into a fax machine:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/1200-2010-880531.html
955100
http://www.weston-super-mare.com/fax.html
659920
Print Option on Ur browser with settings in Ur printer
930904
1st thing to do is tell us what printer your talking about!
674753
you do not need ink to send a fax, but you do need ink to recieve one(unless your computer is hooked to it and you can view it on that without having to print it)
1050350
Try The Scandent Group\nhttp://www.scandentgroup.com\nor Hexaware\nhttp://www.hexaware.com
24796
Try asking your question in a nicer "tone" next time.  Use a reverse directory or check the fax that you received - usually the number prints on the page.
536812
From checking out the PDF file in the sources area, it looks like it's a function of the print driver.  Possibly a menu selection or different driver needs to be installed for faxing capabilities?  \n  As for the server.  Depends on what kind of hardware its on as to if it can handle it and what else is installed on it.  If there's nothing else, and it's a small business, and you're not faxing 50 - 60 pages / fax, you should be ok running it.  If it's just a DC doing fileshareing, I'd say you should be ok.  Take a base line of the server prior to setting up the fax solution and have a few select users start to use the fax capabilities, and monitor it again.  If the new monitor readings spike a lot higher than the original base line, you know you'll need a new server. \n\nFor light duty faxing, I don't think it should be a problem unless the driver does some type of document converstion on the server as opposed to the workstation.
479152
http://www.faxbroadcastingservice.com/test_fax.htm