Fax
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To fax (acronym: Facsimile Transmission) means to send the image of a hard-copy document, page out of a book, etc., over the Internet, the public switched telephone network, or some other network.
The first fax machines came on-line in the 1980's. They replaced the earlier telex (tele-transmission) systems most businesses then used. Fax is vastly superior because it:
- Can send a document with only a few seconds of hands-on time at the ending or receiving end.
- Can send a holographic or handwritten document, or a document bearing a handwritten signature.
- Can send an image.