fax question how do i fax?
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http://www.weston-super-mare.com/fax.html
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sometimes its cheaper to buy a new fax machine.. personally I use\nthe build in fax modem in my computer..
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Fax someone. Do you have anyones Biz Card just say testing on it or something else thats simple.
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The easiest method is to call them and ask for their fax number.\n\nNot all company list their fax numbers on the net or in the telephone directory.  Not publishing their fax number helps cut down on errant faxes, practical jokes, etc.  Also, there may be a different fax number for each department, which helps cut down the man hours sorting and routing the faxes.
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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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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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set it up with the installation driver cd ,\nor cotrol pannel\nprinter ans faxes
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Just get a fax software program. there are tons of free ones.
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for this purpose you will need an additional software such as SCV Fax, super fax. this will install a printer in the menu.. a fax printer... click print and select fax printer.. and then go on as the instructions suggest..\n\nvoila!!!!!
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try to go to the control panal choose printers and faxes.\nclick on add new printer\nand follow the steps.\nmake sure that the cd that comes with the printer is in the cd rom and that your printer is connected and on.\nif you don't have the cd try to install it from the list if you have xp or try to get a driver for it from the internet according to its brand.\nregards.
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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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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)
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Enable the window fax feature. Windows has it. Go to ur control panel, click add remove, click window components and enable fax. a new window will guide u further.
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If your running windows then windows has a fax program built in. Go to add and remove programs then to windows componets. Look under communication and choose microsoft fax. Install the app. Plug in your home phone line to the modem in you computer that says "line in". Then tell the person to fax the info to your home number. You will want to set up the fax program before hand by going to your start button - accessories - communication
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Hey Tony,\nIf you are using Windows XP PRO or Home edition go to the Start button and select Control Panel. When the control panel opens up choose Printers and Faxes. When the window opens for Printers and Faxes move your mouse to an open area on the widow and right click your mouse and scroll down to ADD PRINTER.\nJohn\nA+ Certified Professional.
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Here is some thing...\nhttp://www.tpc.int/sendfax.html
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Try efax.com.  There are other document management and imaging applications as well that will allow you to send and receive faxes through a LAN.