Faxing with DSL

[Loran1]

My PC uses a Verizon DSL line for the internet and e-mail
instead of my dial up modem. I just installed XP's faxing
service, but it tells me there's no dial tone when I try to
send a fax. Other than disconnecting my DSL modem and
re-connecting the old dial up modem, is there a way to send
and receive faxes under DSL?

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 12:28:43 -0800, "Loran1"
> wrote:

>My PC uses a Verizon DSL line for the internet and e-mail
>instead of my dial up modem. I just installed XP's faxing
>service, but it tells me there's no dial tone when I try to
>send a fax. Other than disconnecting my DSL modem and
>re-connecting the old dial up modem, is there a way to send
>and receive faxes under DSL?

This was asked and answered the last two times you posted this exact
same (word for word) post. I suggest you read responses to your posts
instead of continuing your whine.

Bottom line is that you can't use your broadband modem to fax. You
can send a fax through an on-line service like efax and the like, but
if you want to fax from your machine you'll need a fax-modem with a
connection to your phone line.

[wojo]

So connect a phone line to your modem. It'll find a dial tone then.

"NobodyMan" > wrote in message
...
> On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 12:28:43 -0800, "Loran1"
> > wrote:
>
> >My PC uses a Verizon DSL line for the internet and e-mail
> >instead of my dial up modem. I just installed XP's faxing
> >service, but it tells me there's no dial tone when I try to
> >send a fax. Other than disconnecting my DSL modem and
> >re-connecting the old dial up modem, is there a way to send
> >and receive faxes under DSL?
>
> This was asked and answered the last two times you posted this exact
> same (word for word) post. I suggest you read responses to your posts
> instead of continuing your whine.
>
> Bottom line is that you can't use your broadband modem to fax. You
> can send a fax through an on-line service like efax and the like, but
> if you want to fax from your machine you'll need a fax-modem with a
> connection to your phone line.
>