Is it possible to send/receive Fax messages without a phone line. i.e. through dsl modem or email id.?
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Use eFax, it works great!\nhttp://www.efax.com/
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yes . you can use ADSL . first you should  buy a modem that is special for ADSL . after that get ADSL account From your ISP . in ADSL your phone line won,t bussy when you are online . infact whene you are online youcan call every where with telephon ! in ADSL you should not pay in money for phone line ! best Adsl speed in 1MBps . good luck \n\n My yahoo!ID: all2all_meysam
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You can.  Do you mean in Outlook or Yahoo email?  After you have opened an email to compose a letter you will see the toolbar with all of those features on it.  DSL has nothing to do with it.  That's just your method of accessing the internet through broadband and not dial-up.\n\nIf they are not there then I would certainly let sbc know about it.  They have a phone number to call:\n1-877-722-3755, but first write to yahoo help or go on their help chat line about the issue, they can solve it from there.\n\nHope that helps.
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Hi Brad...faxing from within Appleworks is available.  Simply go to the File -> Print menu item. In the Print dialog window select the Fax.\n\nConsider visiting and joining the free Apple Discussion forum:  http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa\n\nYou can find more helpful answers for Mac-related questions from this forum.
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You can start chatting without downloading any software. The following two websites can log on to AIM, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ on your web-browser, without any downloads :\n\n(1) http://www.meebo.com\n(2) http://www.e-messenger.net
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For starters, make sure you're plugging your cable from your wall to the correct jack in your modem.  One usually has a phone icon - don't use that one for the wall connection.  Use that for an actual phone.\n\nIf your hear a dial tone from your speakers when you try to fax someone, then that's a good thing - your fax is trying to start up and dial.  If you don't hear a dial tone, again check your plugs.  It may even help to check the wall outlet as well, since that may be part of the problem.\n\nAs for dialing, you can usually go either way with dashes or no dashes.  Just be sure to use area codes where necessary.\n\nNow be warned - sometimes sending a fax over a cable modem won't work out.  I've had that told to me once, and it turned out that it did work in my case.  But then recently, I tried to fax and they didn't go through all the way.  I had to do some fancy trickery to get things right again, but it worked out in the end.\n\nBTW, the link below is from Microsoft's website.  It may help with some minor usage and troubleshooting.
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Possible as well as practical. There are many ways to do some, some may be free, others will cost money (either to sender or receiver or both). Here are some of the ways:\n\n1. Yahoo Messenger\n\nUse Menu->Send a Mobile Message.\nPerson receiving can reply to it and you will get it back in your Messenger as a IM.\n\n\n2. Microsoft Windows Live Messenger\n\nMenu->Actions->Send Other->Send a Message to Mobile Device\nWorks like Yahoo\n\n\n2. EMail Address provided by the mobile provider.\nSome providers provide email id like:\n\nmobilenumber@provider.com\n\nlike BPL used number@bplmobile.com address. And any mail sent on this will receive it as an SMS. \n\n\n4. Web Sites\n\nThere are lot of sites that gives this option. Some are paid and others free.\n\nhttp://sms.ac\nhttp://www.smsjunction.com
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Go to www.callwave.com. They do this. Also, for outgoing faxes from your email or any document in your computer, go to www.concordfax.com
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The connection is immaterial if you still have a fax modem in your computer.  Connect a regualr phone line to the modem, load a decent fax program (like winfax) as the one in XP is poor, and fax away.  The other way is to use internet faxing at a cost of about $13.95 per month.
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Any modem will do fine.  The functionality you are looking for , fax, ans, mach etc. is more a function of the software application\n\nYou are probabaly best to look for a modem that is NON-windows, that was it does the processing on the hardware and not in the Win OS.  And it should be voice capable as well.
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No but you can send faxes with Microsoft Word.  I don't know what kind of connection you have, but you may have to plug a phone line in to do this.  But I have done it many time and it always works well.
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If you do not want to hook the fax machine up to the business phone line, you can hook it up to the home phone line. Some fax machines are automatically able to detect if an incoming call is a fax or a voice call. Or, if you accidentally pick up the home phone and it is a fax on the other line, you should be able to hit a key combination on the phone to send it to fax machine. See your owners manual for details.
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Currently, there are no companies that I can think of that is offering this service. However, My husband works for Verizon, and had training a few weeks ago on a service that is soon to be implimented for DSL. Verizon is rolling out DSL without a phone line, and is supposed to be offering it to customers by the end of March. For information, you can reach them at 1-800-483-4000 (residential) and 1-800-483-5000 (business). My husband works in the business center, so you may get better results there. Good luck!
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Easy, buy a fax machine. Order a phone line. Nothing special about the line.
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It gets sent through the phone line.\nEven if you have DSL hooked up you need to ALSO plug in the phone line to your comoputer.\nGet a specila little phone jack that will allow you to have the DSL modem hooked up AND will allow a line to be run from the phone jack directly to the phone jack on the back of the computer.\nIt will turn your wall phone jack into a double outlet with two palces to connect, one to the modem and one to the back of the computer.\nI have just learned about this myself.\nI have never been able to send a fax since I have always had DSL.\nI haven't tried it yet still since I only need to send one fax a year.\nMy computer, an HP, came with a fax program. I have not tried it out yet, but just learned that you need to  have the computer hooked directly to the phone jack on the wall for this.\nIt may be that the computer needs to use it's internal modem and use dial-up to send a fax. I think this is the case. Your DSL service has dial up numbers to use for this.
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Hi there Michel.\nIf you use XP, go to Help, then enter "send fax".\n\nI hope that may assist you.
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You send e-mails and IMs over the Internet.  You send faxes over phone lines.  If you're running a computer that has Microsoft XP, you have a fax module built in.  You will need to plug a phone line into the back of your computer.  Then look through your programs list to track down the program for the faxes. I do be leave it will be listed under the accessories.  There are instructions included. good luck!