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Byte Wrote:
> Yes, that's exactly where it is at. If you do not have the Fax icon
> there,
> go he
> StartControl PanelAdd or Remove Programsleft pane click Add/remove
> Windows Componentsthe second item should be Fax Services. Check it
> and click Next, just follow the prompts to install it.
>
> "Treeman" wrote:
> -
>
> Can I get the printer & Fax Viewer to show up in a menu say, Start,
> Accessories, Communications?
> If so How?
> Thanks,
> Treeman
>
>
> --
> Treeman
> -
Hmmmm, Maybe I didn't explain this right,
I have the fax & picture viewer already installed. If I go and install
the fax utility it says I need a dial-up modem, which I don't have.
(broadband)
People at my office can send me faxes in an email attachment which the
fax viewer opens. How would you send a fax via email? Is it a
non-microsoft product perhaps?
Thanks,
Treeman
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Treeman
Byte Wrote:
> Yes, that's exactly where it is at. If you do not have the Fax icon
> there,
> go he
> StartControl PanelAdd or Remove Programsleft pane click Add/remove
> Windows Componentsthe second item should be Fax Services. Check it
> and click Next, just follow the prompts to install it.
>
> "Treeman" wrote:
> -
>
> Can I get the printer & Fax Viewer to show up in a menu say, Start,
> Accessories, Communications?
> If so How?
> Thanks,
> Treeman
>
>
> --
> Treeman
> -
Hmmmm, Maybe I didn't explain this right,
I have the fax & picture viewer already installed. If I go and install
the fax utility it says I need a dial-up modem, which I don't have.
(broadband)
People at my office can send me faxes in an email attachment which the
fax viewer opens. How would you send a fax via email? Is it a
non-microsoft product perhaps?
Thanks,
Treeman
--
Treeman