On Aug 19, 2005, at 3:56 PM, Piers Kittel wrote:

Hello all,

As I seem to recall, my B&W G3 has a modem, and I need to receive a fax from a company, but I don't know what time/day they will send it, can I set up my Mac to receive faxes, and potentially send them, and which software do I need to use to do this? I would much rather not spend any money to get this to work as it's just one off.


What OS are you running? I assume 9.x since OSX whatever.something has a send/receive built in (I'm not sure when it appeared).

One software I liked ages ago was ValueFAX. It isn't OSX compatible though.

There might be a watermark or header on things you send, if it's not registered- I don't recall. Only a $25? registration though.
A very nice software.

Having send/receive fax capability can be handy, once you have it you might use it more than you think.

B

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