Michael Gordon wrote:
[...]
KM,
My personal opinion, try it out sometime.
It is far easier to print any document to a .pdf file and attach the
file to an e-mail message.
FAX transmissions are on the way out for the majority of users.
1. You need a dedicated phone line.
2. You need to know if the recipient can receive FAX transmissions.
3. If your recipient is not in your local calling area you pay long
distance fees for the length of time it takes to send 500Kb FAX, at
96Kb/sec. to the recipient.
E-mail attachments of a 500Kb PDF file transfer in Microseconds.
Michael G
Thanks, Michael.
I read your message to my wife, and 20 minutes of dialog later (!) I
turned off my beloved Brother all-in-one fax/copy/phone machine, for the
first time in a VERY long time!
Sighhh.
I recognize you're right, so...we'll try it. For a while. :-D
I suspect all we'll REALLY miss is, the regular American Airlines and
other such travel agencies' gratuitous offers twice weekly. grin
I also suspect that once we figure out we really do NOT need a fax
machine any longer, we'll get rid of the extra phone line! Now that will
be a savings. More beer for Dad! g
keith whaley
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