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lets say i have a lexmark x215 (multi function printer)...what i want is to have a digital copy of the fax...so if lets say we receive a fax i want it to automaticaly get "downloaded" to the pc. I dont want to use a fax modem or anything...
does anyone know if this is possible???? :confused:
fax modem is best bet. fax machines don't do that in general.
:mad: ...ok thx...
Unless the sending fax machine is setup to use VOIP technology (dialing to a network/IP), then you're pretty much stuck. A fax modem would be your only route.
thats what i thought...euh i mean...feared
thx guys
whats the problem with a fax modem?
It costs money, and he already has a multi-function printer.
>>costs money
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...180-004&depa=0
not really, I have this modem and it screams. Usually connect at 45.2k.
many users need to be able to fax a peice of paper that is not digitized (on the computer already)...and if theyre gonna scan it then they might as well just email the file as an attchmt.
if a fax modem can do this than let me know
ps.
i already have a multi function printerQuote:
Originally Posted by Waldo2k2
I know you do, but a multifunction printer can't do what you want it to do...I'm confused on this whole thing, whats the deal with all of this anyway?
this is at work...many people need to fax I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly...I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly that is only in paper form (yes...I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly in paper form ;) ) ...but they dont wanna file all the faxes they receive...any suggestions?Quote:
Originally Posted by Waldo2k2
edit: ah cmon...I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am silly is not even that bad a word
tell them tough I am silly's because if it has to be in paper form then that's the way it has to be...I hate people like that. You shouldn't have to bend over backwards over something so trivial, papers get filed, that's how it works.
i know... i told them its paper or no paper...no in between...Quote:
Originally Posted by Waldo2k2