Mac mini fax software

I have a Macmini3,1 and want to know if it already has a fax software. I just purchased a StarTech exernal modem that plugs into the USB port. They claim that I don't need any drivers to fax although I noticed that a CD came with the modem but it is only for installing Windows... They claim on their website and on the flyer that came with the modem that the fax modem is MAC OS 10 compatible. I have 10.5.8.
Do I need to purchase separate software? I do have the option to fax in my printer dialoge box, seems like it would work through bluetooth. I use comcast as my provider with a modem and router connected to my phone lines.
Please inform me how I need to make this work!

The drivers should already be in 10.5.8.
With your modem connected:
Sys Prefs: Print & Fax: "+" to add a device: Fax tab - your modem should show... select it, "Add" etc...
...then you should be able to "print" to it from any application...

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