Practical articles on faxing and the networks that carry it.
The cover sheet is the one page the person sorting incoming faxes is sure to read. Filled in well, it sends your document to the right desk first time. Here are the details that matter, the ones to leave out, and how to use FaxTelecom's free generator.
A CRA letter asks for receipts by a set date and lists a fax number next to the upload option. Which one should you use, what belongs on the cover page, and which tax documents never travel by fax? A practical guide for individuals, sole proprietors and the people who file for them.
Fax turns your PDF into a pure black-and-white image at roughly 200 dots per inch. Anything faint, coloured or tiny gets lost on the way. Here is how to prepare a document that survives the trip, and why the page count matters for the price too.
Most international faxes fail for a trivial reason: one zero too many, one zero too few, or a mobile number. Here is how a number is built for each of the seven destinations, with a table worth keeping at hand.