on 8/17/05 7:47 PM, Jim Dynes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Kristina, I am not totally familiar with your specific Mac. In the > old Macs you would plug it into the RS232 port. In the new Macs I > would think USB would do the trick. Try it & see if your fax software > recognizes it.
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