No. The telephone network was made to carry voice and has later been
mangled to also carry data and fax. Broadband is strictly data
networking only. Think about it - ever dialled someone's broadband
router on your fax machine...? If you want to send/receive faxes you'll
need one of those 56k modem thingies and a phone(!) line, not an adsl
line.

Volker

There are also some e-mail-provider that provide a telephone number under which you can receive faxes. Normally you can also send faxes, but only simple text. When a fax arrives you get a mail with a tiff-photo. Two of my six e-mail-providers have this feature. Unforunatly both are German and if I am right require you to live in Germany, Austria or Switzerland to use their service. Their URLs are www.arcor.de and www.web.de for those who speak German.

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