I wanted to know about fax server?
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Hey Pal,\n\nIf you wanna work with modem you should know about ATAPI!!! which is too complicated!\nAnyway check this out.\nhttp://www.actfax.com/\n\nCiao,
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There are several email-to-fax services out there - basically you pay a fee, email them your document (which includes the phone number to fax to) and their service faxes it automatically.\n\nJust a couple examples...
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take it to a fax machine duh
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Why don't you use your pc to send the fax?\nAssuming you have a dial-up modem and MS Office ........\n\nCompose your resume using MS Word.\nSave the document.\nThen click on the PRINT icon.\nUnder PRINTER, click on the Down-arrow PULL-DOWN MENU.\nHighlight FAX.\nClick on OK.\nFollow succeeding instructions to send FAX.\n\n---Make sure no one is using your phone line.\n---Make sure to DISABLE your Firewall, otherwise, it will NOT ALLOW the pc's fax software to dial-out.\n\nThe Fax Monitor will allow you to see on screen the progress of your fax transmission.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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eFax.com is free to receive faxes. But you've got to pay to send faxes. I don't know of any free send and receive services.
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Basically you can't, because the fax machine desn't have an e-mail address, and isn't connected to an e-mail server-- it's only connected to a phone line. But there used to be a way to do so...\n\nYears ago, before the Internet, MCI offered an e-mail service called MCI Mail. You dialed up with your PC and modem and either composed your message online or uploaded a specially formatted text file. You could then either: \n1. send it as an e-mail to another MCI Mail user; \n2. send it as a telex to a telex machine; \n3. send it as a fax to a fax machine; or \n4. send it to a special printer that would print it out for delivery either as first-class mail or overnight delivery via a courier service. \n\nLater, when the Internet became popular, MCI Mail could be used to send/receive e-mail to/from Internet addresses. \n\nMCI Mail ran successfully and profitably for 20 years before being decommissioned a year or two ago.
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eFax.com allows you to recieve them directly to your email address, whether you're with Cox or another ISP. Sign up for the free account, download their software and they will issue you an open phone number ... It could be anywhere in the US .... you'll have to pay $12 a month if you want it in your home area code or for a toll free number.\n\nThen, you can remote check your faxes as easy as you check your email ... because you will be checking for them as part of your emails.
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I don't think so, but you can receive faxes using "e-fax", which will send you an e-mail notifying you that you've received a fax.  \n\nYou need to download and install the e-fax "viewer" to read them, so you can only read them and/or print them, on your computer, or on a computer that you can downlaod the "viewer" on.  It's pretty cool, and I've been using it for a couple of years now.\n\nGo to www.efax.com.  The free version limits how many pages you can receive in a month, and gives you a generic fax number.  The paid version lets you choose your number, and lets you send faxes too.\n\nThey also have "e-voice" which does the same for voicemail messages.
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all fax machines have a method to check if the fax was communicated, by printing a communication report, see the manual.\n\nalso call the company you are sending it to, ask if they received it and write down the name of the person you talked to\n\nsend your fax again but include a request for the recipient to send you a confirmation of receipt fax to you.\n\nsend your letter by registered mail to them (they will have to sign for receipt)\n\na nasty way is, to keep sending the fax every 10 minutes until the respond, not recommended, but I am sure that if all others fail, you will get a response on this one.\n\ngood luck
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Any fax machine works with VOIP. You can even use a free fax via email from jfax or efax. I have VOIP using Skype and Meritcall at meritcall.com and I have a fax machine that I use to fax people with and I use Meritcall. But to receive, I use my jfax free version and I print them myself.\n\nIt's hard to use Skype with fax machine because you have to get a Port Converter for Skype. Which means you have to buy a hardware that will enable your usb to phone line.  Which cost about $30. Search for USB Skype in Google or Yahoo.\n\nI bought my fax machine in '89, and it's still being used, then migrated to VOIP 4 years ago, and it still works.
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Hello,\n\nI use online Faxing and is really easy, cheap and very fast. (my customer loves too)\n\nGo to the web stie http://www.EcommerceStyle.com \nThen go over the tab "Marketing Tools" \nThen click on "Fax Thru Email"\n\nThat will take you step by step...\n\nHave a safe Happy New Year!\n\nJohn
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Go to the panasonic website and find the driver and software but dont waste your time unless you use dialup! A fax is sent via the telephone line!
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faxing does not use the internet to send files.  You still need a fax/modem in your computer connected to a telephone line.  If you want you can use something like www.efax.com and pay for the service to send and receive faxes.
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You need fax modem in your computer. in windows xp just enable software from add/remove and then you can send and receive faxed in windows xp.  if you don't want to use windows faxing service then use winfax, it's a best software.
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If you have WinFax, or some other comparable software, and a fax modem, then you have a fax machine.  You can fax any document that you have in your computer to another fax machine, assuming that you have the modem plugged in to a phone jack.  When you pull up the document, select "File," then "Print."  When the box pops up to print, change the printer selection to the fax modem, and fill in the blanks......
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From Bob Rankin. Yes, there are a few places online that allow you to send a free fax, no strings attached. You don't need a fax machine, you don't need fax software, you don't have to give anyone your credit card number. My favorite is FaxZero, which lets you send a fax to any fax machine in the United States (including Puerto Rico) or Canada for free. All you need is a computer on the Internet and a valid e-mail address. Faxzero is web-based, so you can access it with a PC, Mac or Linux based computer.\n\nHere's how it works... First visit FaxZero.com and fill out the fax form. Enter your e-mail address and carefully type the Confirmation Code. (This prevents malicious users and automated bots from abusing the system.) Then type the text of your fax (for a quick text-based fax) or attach a file. You can send plain text, PDF, Microsoft Word (DOC), or an Excel spreadsheet (XLS) file. Ready to send? Whack the Send Free Fax Now button!\n\nA confirmation message will then be sent to your e-mail address. Your fax won't be transmitted until you click the link in that message. You'll receive an e-mail confirming that the fax was either delivered, or that it failed for some reason.\n\nFree Internet Faxing... Really?Yes, it's really free. The service is supported by advertising on the cover page of the free faxes you send. That seems like a small "price" to pay for sending a free fax. You don't have to buy a fax machine, fax software, fax supplies, get a fax line, or pay long distance phone charges. And typically the cover page is mostly blank anyway. Why not fill it up with something useful? \n\nAnd you needn't be concerned about getting spammed or scammed if you use FaxZero. Here's the FaxZero privacy policy:\n\nWe hate junk e-mail and junk faxes, and will absolutely not send any unsolicited e-mail or faxes. Users will receive e-mail messages (such as confirmation messages) as part of the process of using the service. If you subscribe to the FaxZero mailing list, we will send occasional news about the service, which may include advertisments for our marketing partners. Your name, company name, e-mail address, and fax number will appear in the "Sender Information" area of the faxes that you send. FaxZero will not share your information, nor information about the people you send faxes to, with marketers or anyone else, unless compelled to do so by court order. \nCan I Send Unlimited Free Faxes?No, the free service provided by FaxZero is limited to 2 faxes per day, and there's a maximum of three pages per fax. If you need to send more than that, you can use the FaxZero Premium service. Sending a premium fax costs $1.79, and there's no ad or FaxZero logo on the cover page, so you may like that for business communications. The number of pages increases from 3 to 10, and there's no 2-fax-per-day limitation.
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Try here:\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Fax-Telephony/Skype.shtml\nor here:\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=skype&tag=srch\nYou can even go to the official website:\nhttp://www.skype.com/\nSkype 2.5 is free and easy to download, install and use.