At 10:02 PM 11/18/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Please accept my apology, I stand corrected. > >My own experience with the parts department consists of several orders where >I left messages and sent a fax to please be contacted by phone as I have no >fax machine. I used the customer's fax and those of friends, but driving >half an hour each way to do one transaction gets time consuming. The local >office supply shop charges a fortune to send faxes, and it kind of takes the >joy out of being a small town, laid back (the business part) tuner/tech. > >I grew up in NYC, and left to get away from that stuff! I guess my >frustration got the better of me. Sorry. > >Karin Schmitt >Florida Keys > Karin, Through MSWord I can fax straight out of the computer to the suppliers. Chances are that you have a fax in your computer and are unaware of it. The only drawback is that is does not scan, but a composed letter can be faxed. I have to <print to fax> to send with Office 97 but I think there is a Winfax in the file dragdown on earlier versions. It also receives faxes, you can set it on auto or manual receive. Regards, Jon Page, Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. mailto:jpage@capecod.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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