Web faxing?

[Pammi 0]

Anyone know a good (free or cheap) program to fax from your computer??
'Nuthin

[SkydiveMonkey 0]

Can't you set up a fax "printer" in windows? That will allow you to send them. I've got Galaxy Communications installed on my pc.
Ook Ook Ook !! - The Librarian

[Pammi 0]

Hmmm...I don't know...
'Nuthin

[Schroeder 0]

Hey Pammi,
I _just_ bought Communicate v10.0 for my comp. It does all the faxing, etc. Broadcast fax, all sorts of cool stuff. Fax back, so someone can call in, and press a button, enter a fax # and have documents faxed to them without me doing a thing.
Kicks ass I think!
"and if her "lawyer" friends don't like it, f*ck'em, let em riot...
....we're Sonic f*ck'n Death Monkey..."

[f1freak 0]

here's a good link.
http://www.a2.com/telecom/freefax.html
I want to be just like Truman Sparks when I get big...

[SkydiveMonkey 0]

If you only need it for less than 30 days, you can try http://www.rkssoftware.com/mightyfax/overview.html - you can download a free trial. It works just like a printer, but instead of it printing, it sends the fax instead.
Ook Ook Ook !! - The Librarian

[Pammi 0]

Hey thanks guys! I'll check those out.
'Nuthin

[Pammi 0]

Hey! That Mightyfax worked great! Thanks again to fellow skydiving geeks!! That will really help me out a great deal!
'Nuthin

[precision 0]

check out http://www.efax.com
I have been using the Efax service for several years, and the basic package to establish your own fax number to receive faxes is free and easy to use. With the deluxe package you pay a little bit for the service, but the convenience of having it (to me) is well worth the little bit that it costs.
Faxes are delivered to you via email, and can be stored on the Efax server for future retrieval if you want to do that.
With an Efax account, you can send and receive faxes from anywhere you can get an internet connection. Check it out:
http://www.efax.com/