Fax Machines
Faxes are a quick way of transmitting important documents to the people who need them. Learn how to use fax in the office or on the go, and all the latest technology tips.
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With the advent of email and scanning, why would anyone want to bother with faxing? Actually, it's still going strong in medical, insurance and government circles. Here's why.
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Faxing over email is a popular and convenient trend for many fax users. Learn more about faxing over email in this article.
Faxing over the internet has made it faster and easier to send and receive faxes. Check out this article for an explanation of how faxing over the internet works.