How Can I Send A Fax Fom A Windows XP Media Center DSL Connection For Free?
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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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Windows XP, or Windows Media Center (Basically XP with some added features)
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Microsoft Windows XP provide a free software of fax.\nif you want to install it in your computer then;\ngo to in Control Panel and click on Add & Remove Programs.\ninto it select second tab Windows compontent. into it select fax software and insert microsoft window xp cd into it and click on apply and ok
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DSL should do the trick
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http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/filesharing.htm
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You could use efax or something like that. Incoming faxes are free. Outgoing cost a few cents.
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I am using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Service Pack 2
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Using FaxFax provides you with complete fax facilities from your computer. You can configure fax settings, send and receive faxes, track and monitor fax activity, and access archived faxes. Using Fax, you can choose to send and receive faxes with a local fax device attached to your computer, or with a remote fax device connected to fax resources located on a network.\n\nFax is not installed by default during Windows Setup.\n\nTo install the Fax component\nOpen Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel. \nClick Add/Remove Windows Components. \nIn the Windows Components Wizard, select the Fax Services check box, and then follow the instructions on your screen.\n Notes\n\nTo open Fax after installation, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Communications, and then click Fax Console. \nFor more information on using Fax, click Help in Fax Console.
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set it up with the installation driver cd ,\nor cotrol pannel\nprinter ans faxes
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I found a neat program called efax.  Was free, but of course they wanted me to upgrade to a pro version for $20.  Nice - they gave me a fax number, and a small program that I downloaded that reads the fax, which is sent to my email address - all for free.  Might be efax.com???\n\nI also purchased a program called just the fax, which I used on my W98 computer to send faxes. I think that was $20 also.
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A modem should do it...
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I have added some links for you to look at, hope this solves your problem.\nhttps://www.radiant.net/techdocs/WinXPPPoEClassic.pdf#search='xp%20pppoe%20setup'\nhttp://www.internode.on.net/support/adsl/win-xp-pppoe.htm\nhttp://www2.dslextreme.com/KB/article.aspx?id=10090&cNode=6V0A4P\n\nHope this helps
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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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Here is some thing...\nhttp://www.tpc.int/sendfax.html
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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 Zonealarm. There's a free version and a version that you have to pay for:\n\nhttp://www.zonelabs.com\n\nAlso, remeber that XP SP2 comes with a built in firewall. You can turn it on by using the Security Center in the Control Panel.\n\nHope this Helps!!
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this is only applicable if you are an SBC AT&T DSL/dialup subscriber: \n\nuse TrueSwitch\n\nhttp://www.trueswitch.com/sbc/\n\nhttp://trueswitch.com/help_support.htm