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chez wrote:
> I am on aol broadband using DSL how can i use this modem to send a
> fax
What modem? You don't /have/ a modem! Just think about it for a moment. When
you connect to the internet, do you dial a number? No you do not. Do you
connect using a phone line? No, you do not. If you don't dial a number and
you're not using a phone line, how do you suppose the data is sent? Power of
positive thought? Faxing requires two things: - direct access to a phone
line and an analogue fax modem. You don't have either. You need to purchase
an analogue fax modem and connect it to a phone line, via a DSL filter.
You're not using the phone line directly because you can use the phone at
the same time.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)
You cannot use THAT modem to send or recieve a fax.
"chez" <chez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am on aol broadband using DSL how can i use this modem to send a fax
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)
sending a fax by DSL requires one of two methods:
1. You obtain a DSL line filter suitable for connecting a standard voice
telephone to the DSL line, then connect a regular analog fax modem to the
line through the line filter. Your DSL provider has these filters, as does
your local Radio Shack store:
Hal
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"chez" <chez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am on aol broadband using DSL how can i use this modem to send a fax
>
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