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When I receive a fax, the answering machine always picks up first, but when I set my auto answer to pick up before the answering machine, it answers all calls so no one can leave a message.
How can I set it up to work? I live in a dorm so we don’t have caller ID so I can’t manually answer because I don’t know what is what, and when I am out of my room I will be missing calls and/ or faxes. What can I do?

Is thermal paper fax machine is outdated ? Is thermal paper fax roll is easily available in market in India ?

I am looking for an Epson Photoconductor Unit for a Sharp FO 4400 fax machine. When I search I see a lot of drums, I just want to make sure the drum is the same as the photoconductor.

I’m a high school student and I’m new at this. I’m trying to fax out an application to a company. There is no fax number on the site of the company, just the normal landline.

If not , how do I get a fax number ?, and can I just add one extra number, any number to my normal telephone number?. Also, do I have to register the fax number with my telephone provider?

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I think this should be pretty easy but can’t figure it out. In my living room I have one phone jack and I want to connect both a fax machine and my DSL modem to it. I bought a splitter for the phone jack and while this handles the DSL model fine I can’t get a dial tone on other jack of the splitter for the fax machine to use to send/receive. Any ideas as to what I can try here?

I am using HP (Hewlett-Packard) Color Laser jet 2820 All-In-One Printer at my office. However I want to make one Phone line connected to both the fax as well as the Telephonic device…
How to make the setup to allow both the things (fax and telephone ) connected on the same line?

I have two Xerox 8400 DP printers that are run on an NT print server. I need to print 2 sets of 10 and i would like to print 10 to each instead of 20 to 1 printer.

I heard it is not a good idea to do it on a laser printer because the toner already printed can melt again due to reheating and stick to the drum, causing malfunction. But in an inkjet printer there is no toner, no drum and no high heat involved, so I figure it is safe? Thanks a lot!

If the answer to the above is YES, which are the best-tested FREE AV and Spy-ware products available. By that I mean the two best!