Peter:
Thank you very much for your response. Unfortunately, my understanding of
these matters is very minimal, and I did not understand what to do after I
get to “add and remove programs.
I did go to goggle groups and searched your name, but the response was
almost overwhelming, I wasn’t sure what question applied to me, and was
completely lost when I read some response mentioned writing a marco.
However, I thank you for your prompt response, and for attempting to help me.
Thanks,
David
> All the necessary fax software is provided as part of Windows XP, but it may
> not be installed on your system - have a look at Control Panel|"Add or
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Graham Mayor - 03 May 2005 05:44 GMT
Having selected Windows > control panel > add & remove programs, one of the
options on the left of the dialog box should be Add/Remove Windows
components - That will take you to a further dialog from which you can check
'Fax Services'. This will add a fax driver to the Printer's group which you
then need to double click and configure following the instructions on
screen - silly question perhaps, but I assume that you have a fax modem
connected to/installed in the PC? An ADSL modem will not work for fax.

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> Peter:
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>>> Thank you,
>>> David
Peter Jamieson - 03 May 2005 08:57 GMT
Graham has already suggested a next step for enabling fax.
As for the rest, the thing to do is take things step by step. Unfortunately,
something which should be quite simple has never been particularly
straightforward within Windows.
Peter Jamieson
> Peter:
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