So long as you have a built-in modem, you can use Windows Fax and Scan to send and receive faxes from your computer. Learn how to use this classic program along with alternative faxing methods.

In an office setting, faxes can be very important. It works somewhat like email, you're getting information sent to you by a data transfer, but instead of it showing up on your computer screen you ...

Faxing isn’t just for clunky old machines anymore. The digital era has ushered in a whole new way to send documents that skips the hassle (and paper jams). Anyone can fax online by using a website or ...

Faxes are so 1980s. Who faxes anymore? Lots of folks, actually—from medical offices, small companies, and large corporations. And why? Well, let's say you want your doctor to send you a copy of your ...

If you’re setting up an office, you need a fax machine. This advice sounds prehistoric to Web heads and Net nuts. They figure electronic mail is faster, cheaper and more powerful than fax. Even if ...

I write about technology and video games for Forbes Finds. If you ask anyone who’s firmly committed to staying ahead of the curve, the fax machine is outdated. In today’s day and age, you can easily ...

Windows Fax and Scan allows you to send and receive faxes from your computer via a connected fax modem or the fax server on your office network. The program also offers a scan facility for digitizing ...

A fax that is sent via a computer running fax software to a fax machine using dial-up modems and analog phone lines. To receive a fax, the computer and fax application must also be running. See ...

A handful of small Silicon Valley computer and peripherals companies are introducing plug-in products called fax boards that can turn a personal computer into a facsimile machine. Facsimile, or ”fax,” ...