Post in reply to: makinit70462
First off, the only Fax software that will recognize and use your Lexmark
AIO is what you have from Lexmark. Any traditional Fax application will
ONLY work with a standard Fax modem, something your Lexmark is not. As
such, it would be very doubtful if the Lexmark application would know
anything about a standard Fax modem. If you have Vista Business or
Ultimate, you have an included fax application that will work with a
standard fax modem, Windows Fax and Scan, which should do the job for you.
As to whether it will work with your phone line, that's up to the VoIP box.
Most of these allow you to connect an analog telephone and, if you can do
this, you can certainly connect an analog Fax modem to it. It may or may
not work, depending on whether or not the VoIP folks you use will allow Fax
transmissions without charging you extra money for the service. You'll
have to ask them. If you have Vista Home or Basic, Windows Fax and Scan is
NOT included and you'll need a Vista compatible third party Fax application,
such as one of these:
Snappy Fax
http://www.snappysoftware.com/
RKSFax
http://www.rkssoftware.com/rksfax/overview.html
VentaFax
http://www.ventafax.com/
FaxTalk FaxCenter Pro 7.5
http://www.faxtalk.com/products/ftfcp/index.htm
I've seen reports that the free version of BVRP works with Vista also:
http://www.usr.com/bvrp/bvrp.asp
BVRP PhoneTools
Since the above comes bundled with new USR modems, I don't know if it will
work with non-USR modems. You can also send Faxes via your Internet
connection provided you are willing to pay for an Internet E-Faxing service:
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/serv...htminternetfax
Personal Fax Services - Internet Fax
http://www.savetz.com/fax/
FAQ: How can I send a fax from the Internet?
Hal
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