How To Receive A Fax (XP Pro/Home)

Posted by on Feb 28, 2005 | 4 Comments

Not everyone has a dedicated fax machine in their home or office. XP includes a fax service that provides you with complete faxing capabilities. Using your XP computer, you can send, receive, track, and monitor faxes.

Once you have the fax service installed and configured, you can use your XP based computer to receive faxes. To do so, use the steps that are described below. Keep in mind that the following steps assume that you selected the Enable Receive when you were configuring the fax service. Also, if your XP computer is configured to automatically receive faxes, it will attempt to answer the fax line without your intervention.

To manually receive a fax:

  1. Click Start, point to All Programs, Accessories, Communications, Fax, and click the Fax Console.

  2. From the File menu, click Receive a fax now.

The fax service will attempt to receive the incoming fax.

  • Anonymous

    The recently added ‘Questions’ feature is kinda cool and all, but when people start adding more and more answers so it fills up all 99 slots it slows my internet connection down to almost crashing. I’m not the only one either that this happens to. They need to redesign it so that the question pops up on a different page, like when a status starts getting too many comments to view on the wall alone, instead of a pop-up window.

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    Great list. These are all things I hope to NEVER see on Facebook.

  • http://www.facebook.com/crazyaaron84 Aaron Henderson

    well the last one i would like to see, a dislike button… also anti-hacker security protection but neither are going to happen…
    i mean youtube has a dislike button but facebook is too good to be like other sites apparently

  • http://alekz.tumblr.com Alekz

    I agree that the Dislike button will only generate negative experiences. It’s one of those things people think they would love to use but don’t think about the real consequences.