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3 Ways to Fax from a Computer

By Matthew Lynch
March 22, 2024
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Introduction:

Gone are the days when sending a fax required a dedicated machine and a trip to the office. With advancements in technology, it is now possible to send faxes from the comfort of your own computer. Whether you have an all-in-one printer, a fax modem, or only an internet connection, you can get your documents where they need to go. Read on to discover three simple ways to fax from a computer.

1. Using an All-in-One Printer with Fax Capabilities

Many modern printers come equipped with integrated fax features that make it easy to send faxes directly from your computer. To do so:

a. Ensure your all-in-one printer has fax functionality and is properly connected to your computer.

b. Open the document you want to fax on your computer.

c. Go to “File,” then “Print,” and select your printer with the built-in fax function.

d. Enter the recipient’s fax number and any additional information required (such as a cover page).

e. Hit “Send” or “Fax” to transmit your document.

2. Utilizing a Fax Modem

If you still have an older computer with a built-in dial-up modem, it may also be capable of sending faxes directly from your machine:

a. Connect your computer’s modem to your phone line using the appropriate cable (usually an RJ-11 cable).

b. Install any necessary drivers or software for your modem if they are not already installed.

c. Open the document you want to fax and proceed to “File,” then “Print.”

d. Select the “Fax” option from the list of printers available.

e. Fill out the recipient’s information (fax number, cover page notes, etc.) and hit “Send” or “Fax.”

3. Leveraging Online Fax Services

For those without access to specialized equipment, there are numerous online fax services which allow you to send faxes from your computer through the internet:

a. Choose an online fax service that meets your needs in terms of features and pricing (some popular options include eFax, MyFax, and FaxZero).

b. Sign up for an account if necessary, and log in to your chosen service.

c. Follow the website’s instructions for uploading your document and inputting the correct recipient information.

d. Hit “Send” or “Fax” within the service platform to transmit your document.

Conclusion

Sending a fax from your computer has never been easier. By using one of these three methods—using an all-in-one printer with fax capabilities, utilizing a fax modem, or leveraging online fax services—you can send important documents quickly and efficiently. Choose the method that works best for you and enjoy the convenience of faxing from your computer.

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