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Old 06-24-2009, 09:36 AM #7
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Well you can tell I don't know diddly about fax machines. Of course you can avoid junk faxes if you don't plug in the phone line. (Business faxes may be a part of life later but not now.)

The current PCs are WindowsXP but I think I see a laptop in my future and that will probably have Vista. I'll be looking for an all- in- one that can be used with both.
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