Same as always. The only free fax integration with Outlook is with Microsoft
fax products, all of which require an analog fax modem on an Windows HCL and
a standard analog fax phone line.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Headhunter" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the note...Any other suggestions? I typically send 5 fax /
month
and receive 10/month so I was looking for free or close to free as
possible.

Thanks!





"Andrew Rinaldi" wrote:

Headhunter wrote:
I just signed up for Vonage business phone service and get a free fax
line
that I was hoping to ultilize and keep up the *free* theme with
Outlook. I'm
running XP, with Office 07. I done the following in Outlook 07 =
tools,
account settings, new (on email tab) then added fax mail transport -
mapi.
Then go back to Outlook and hit new, interenet fax, I know get a
message - to
use fax service to send your fax, you must first sign up with
provider... and
they give you this link =
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ma...035751033.aspx

Here is the thing, I already have a free # with Vonage...Any way I can
make
this work? I imagine I missing something very simple...

Look foward to your replies and thank you in advance.

Tom

Vonage is a VoIP service for which you will need a traditional fax modem
connected to an analog port on your router. In my experience however,
these 'fax' lines are not very reliable. Here's why;

http://hylafax.sourceforge.net/docs/fax-over-voip.pdf

'Internet fax' does not use a modem and simply sends documents from the
service providers client or plug-in to the service provider for
transmission.

Regards

Andrew Rinaldi
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