Re: sending a fax?

[gladys perez-almiroty]

ok, what am i missing here?i had the computer connected to a phone 
cable and airport turned off, the name and number to fax  are in the 
address book,  i hit command + p, hit fax, and i got s screen that said 
faxing. after it changed to no job faxing and the name of the document 
disappeared from the modem screen, i assumed the fax had been sent, but 
i cannot find it? can you tell me where it is. i looked under both 
shared and user->faxes, but there is nothing there. i did a command  +  
f  for all disks and the only thing showing is the original word 
document.
help!
gladys
Yes, if the only available phone outlet is used by the DSL modem, you 
should
unplug it and plug a cable that goes to your Pismo's internal modem.
Usually, when you have DSL, the phone company should have provided you 
with
"filters" that you use when connecting regular phone-based devices, so 
you
might want to use one to plug the cable coming from the internal modem.

-Laurent.
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