Help Please

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I have a USB 56K dail-up connection and I use this a lot for sending of Fax
but not to receive.
I want to go onto Broadband and realise you cant Fax on Broadband.
After setting up the Broadband is there a way I can still use the USB 56k
for Faxes.
Many thanks.
Mike


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Cheers mate thanks a lot.
Mike

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"george" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:%23p9EnLJrEHA.2924@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Just keep your old dial-up connection (and modem in the machine).
> That way you fax through the dial-up and use broadband for everything
> else.
> change the IE Options, Connections tab settings to: never dial a
> connection and manually activate the dial-up connection when you need to
> fax.
> hth
>
> george
>
> "Michael W" <Please@replyToNewsgroupsOnly.ok> wrote in message
> news:ck3mn8$lho$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>I have a USB 56K dail-up connection and I use this a lot for sending of
>>Fax but not to receive.
>> I want to go onto Broadband and realise you cant Fax on Broadband.
>> After setting up the Broadband is there a way I can still use the USB 56k
>> for Faxes.
>> Many thanks.
>> Mike
>>
>>
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