It should (if the fax is equipped with that function - most are)
You cannot change the fax number. It is provided by a telephone company or fax service provider and you can't edit it. Call your fax service provider to change you fax number.
"Caller ID" or "call identification" It's a display of an inbound phone (or fax) number that appears when the phone (or fax) rings.
Who the fax is from (name, phone, fax numbers, address, etc.) Who the fax is to. (same as above) The number of pages. Date / time. Any extra messages.
"Caller ID" or "call identification" It's a display of an inbound phone (or fax) number that appears when the phone (or fax) rings.
If you connect your printer/fax combination machine to your phone line, yes, it would be your home number. Which means people that call your house will get the fax machine.
Call them and they will give you the fax number if need be. Click the link and then choose your state to get the correct branch phone number.
Only if there would ordinarily be a charge to call the number. Examples would be a long distance phone call or a 900 or 976 number in Canada and the US.
You set the fax machine to automatically pick up the call after a number of rings. If you want to answer the call with the phone, then you would pick up the receiver to answer it.
Assuming that you already own the fax machine, the only charge is the cost of the telephone call using the fax machine. If the number you are sending the fax to is a free local call, or a toll-free number, then there is no charge to send the fax from your home. If the number is not local or toll-free, you will pay the same per-minute long distance charges you would pay if you made a regular phone call from your home phone to the same number. Of course, you will also pay for the electricity to operate the fax machine, but that cost is negligible.
To make a phone call or to fax from Argentina to the US a person will need to dial the country code first. To fax a number to the US dial the country code +1 followed by the fax number.
You can have it from your provider. Fax number mostly appears in every transaction you made. You can also get help from the person whom you sent your fax because your number will apear on the fax you sent.
Yes.