What free inventive fax contrivances are there to receive a fax on an iMac?

Receiving faxes online free.
Regarding the free contrivances, what free inventive fax contrivances are there to receive a fax online?... for viewing the fax on an iMac.
Offices that still use fax.
Medical centers, government offices and from time to time corporate offices' staff want to send information by fax!

A USB modem is one which has a USB connection at one end and a telephone line connection at the other, the USB one (obviously) being plugged into your computer. Most modems are this type: the one you mentioned unusually also has an ethernet connection (as you use for your network). (A modem, in this context, is a device which turns the digital output from your computer into a succession of bleeping noises which can be sent down a telephone line - and vice versa. It stands for MOdulate-DEModulate and was the standard way of connecting to the Internet during the Dark Ages. Fax machines use a similar method and most modems can pretend to be a fax machine.)
A driver is a piece of software enabling your computer to recognize and talk to a piece of external equipment, such as a printer or a modem. Most devices connecting to USB need such a driver (there are exceptions but modems are not among them). The manufacturer of the modem you linked to provides drivers for Windows but not for Macs, so the USB connection won't work. The ethernet connection might: you would have to ask them.
The Apple USB modem connects easily because the driver is built into the System, but it's no longer made and you may have some difficulty finding one. if you can it's the best bet.

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What other videos and books are there? that you suggest. for step by step . Jeannette

What other videos and books are there? that you suggest. for step by step .
Jeannette

The various Lynda.com video tutorials are very good, but you have to pay for a description. The Photoshop User TV podcasts are excellent; there are hundreds of them, and they are free. They are also what the iPad was invented for.
The 'You suck at Photoshop' videos on YouTube are both very funny and very instructive.
The Scott Kelby books are very good for folk starting out. The Martin Evening, and the Martin Evening/Jeff Schewe books are as good as they get from a photography point of view. The Steve Caplin books are the best Photoshop books once you get into it, but Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski do some great medium to advanced books. Matt's Compositing Secrets is excellent, and was Amazon's best Photoshop book for a while.

My Laserjet Pro 400 will fax only the top on third of the fax page but I can receive full faxes.

My Laserjet Pro 400 will fax only the top on third of the fax page but I can receive full faxes. But the system works with my older HP Fax Printer. Thank you.

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I suspect your question would be better answered in the HP Enterprise Business Community, as the HP Laserjet Pro 400 Printer is a commercial model.
My technical expertise is with consumer products and software, I am sure the commercial folks would be happy to help if you re-post your question for them to answer. The HP Enterprise Business Community is an HP Forum designed for the Commercial and Enterprise customers to help one another. I am sure you will find some HP folks there to help too.
Click here to view the Printing and Digital Imaging. When the page opens you will see the option to 'Log in' or 'Register Now' on the right. The commercial forums are separate from the consumer boards, thus you will need to register if you don't already have a commercial account.
You may find the HP LaserJet Pro 400 Printer support page helpful while you wait for somebody in the commercial Forum to respond to your inquiry.
Best of luck.
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Hi everyone, I have just purchased a new iMac 27. Is this device able to support a multiple monitor set-up (additional two screens)? If so what do I need and are there any draw backs?

Hi everyone,
I have just purchased a new iMac 27. Is this device able to support multiple monitor set-up (an additional two screens)? I am not a gamer, so require the set-up for 'office suite' type work and video viewing. if the set-up is possible, what would I need, is it pretty straight forward and are there any draw backs?
Thank you.

I just purchased the same imac. I connected the other displays using a thunderbolt to dvi adapter and it works fine.

What free films and programmes are available with Select HD?

I am happy with FIOS, but rather disappointed that many 'free movies' actually are 'free with subscription.' I don't want to click a film and find I'm charged - but what free movies are available to those with Select, where TCM, HDNet, and LMN are not part of our channel lineup?

gloriana wrote:
I am happy with FIOS, but rather disappointed that many 'free movies' actually are 'free with subscription.' I don't want to click a film and find I'm charged - but what free movies are available to those with Select, where TCM, HDNet, and LMN are not part of our channel lineup?
Not many. As a rule, if you don't have a channel in your package, the "free" movies aren't free. You can check available channels at the following link if you haven't already.
http://www.verizon.com/home/fiostv/#channels

What other Firefox derivative versions are there?

In light of the recent important security upgrade, I was wondering what other Firefox-based browsers (forks or otherwise) may be affected and what their status is. Is there an online resource listing them?
Several are listed on this WIkipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Web_browsers_based_on_Firefox
* Timberwolf (abandoned)
* TorBrowser (unknown)
* Palemoon (active)
* Switfox (abandoned?)
* TenFourFox (active, fixed version available)
* Timberwolf (abandoned)
* Waterfox
* Iceweasel (active, fixed in Debian stable)
* Icecat (active: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnuzilla/2014-09/msg00008.html)
If any others exist I'd like to know about them.

This looks like a Firefox version based on Firefox 31 ESR (Iceweasel/31.1.0), so check if there is a 31.1.1 version available.
Firefox 31.1.1 ESR:
*https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all.html
*https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/31.1.1/releasenotes/
You can find the full version of the current Firefox 32.0.3 release in all languages and for all Operating Systems here:
*https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all.html
*https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/32.0.3/releasenotes/

What a horrible camera. Are there any tweaks?

I'm not a big fan of phone cameras, as I'm a former semi-pro photographer, but I am having real problems with the Passport camera. Here is a summary of my issues, and I would appreciate if anyone is not having problems what their settings are, or if anyone is aware of hacks to imrpove it.
My settings are: HDR Off, 1:1 ratio; Flash Off (unless I need it), Auto Scene.
Detailed settings, which I've played with a lot and have not noted any significant improvement, are:
Face Detection ON, Auto Suggest OFF, Save On Media Card, Display Grid Lines (I am really impressed that this is there); Dave Original for HDR pictures; Video Stabilization ON, Continuous Vide Focus, Geotag Pictures ON.
1) Camera is very slow to focus and take pictures. This is most notable in low light. It often takes 2 seconds from snap to shot. Almost impossible to take shots of young grandkids!
2) Many shots in normal light are slight soft, as if they were out of focus. Only shots truly sharp are those in bright light and no moving objects.
3) Flash is horendous. It first comes on very bright, blinds subjects, then flashes when shot is taken, then comes on again (presumably to focus for next shot). Subjects generally have eyes closed because of the bright light.
4) Fake camera sound is on all the time. It's fake since there is no real shutter, there should be a way to turn it off.
5) No exposure control
6) No meaningful scenes. I suppose that Auto Scene takes some time to decide which scene setting to use, but the manual choices don't include the normal ones that a Kodak Brownie came with - Sunlight; Overcast; and Evening.
My experience having taken a few hundred shots (I don't really take videos) is that I only have a couple of dozen that I would consider good, and another couple of dozen that are OK.
I've done head to head comparisons with iPhone 4S, iPhone 6, HTC ONE, and Torch 9810. IMO all are better than Passport (although not from a specs perspective), with the 5 year old Torch being the least better, and the iPhone 6 being the best.
Paul
Torch 9810; PlayBook 64g; iPad1 64g; iPad2 64g; iPhone6 64g Passport
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Use 16:9 ratio, auto flash, auto scene. Unless in low lighted areas like inside, then switch to night mode.
In settings I use 1080p at 60fps on video. And all other options are on except gridlines and save original.
My opinions,
To speed focus up, tap the screen on the object you want to be focused on to. If you long press on the object it locks the focus.
Also try using the time shift capture. You can always come back and pick the best shot at a later date.
Also try going into the editing options for photos. The auto edit option does wonders sometimes.
Other then that, there is one phone I know personally that blows even the IPhone out of the water when taking photos. LG G3 with laser focus. It's the fastest camera I've ran across yet. It's so fast at opening up and focusing you'd almost never loose a moment in time. My wife owns one and I tease her that I have a better phone being the Passport, but she has a killer camera that blows me out of the water.

NI 5938 I/O card (1998) - What does it do and are there doc's avail?

I found this card in an old computer we are tossing and I thought it might still be useful. The problem is that I am not entirely sure what it does. I would guess that it is some type of basic I/O card. The only labels are: 'National Instruments 1998' and '5938'. I searched the NI support doc's but had no luck finding it. Does anyone know anything about this card or how I could get some detailed information about it?

Hi all.
     I still have 3 PCI 5938 boards saved,,
     I work wirh them some years ago...   around 10 years back
     Is a 50 line digitaL I/O.. TTL not isotated channel to channel it was a low cost board and work very good with my application (LabVIEW)
     There is no more support and avaialable,
      To use it with need a desktop computer with PCI bus,,,   and the driver,   Im not sure if I have a version with the drivers
       Best Regards.
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Ingenieria Electronica (I N G E L)
Reynosa, Tamps. México
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What page break output options are there?

So I've confirmed that Acrobat XI Pro will allow me to take a 1000 invoice PDF and spit it every set number of pages (as well as other page break options) but what I don't know is how the output options work.
When Acrobat XI Pro is doing the page breaks, would it be able to find the invoice number from each invoice and assign that as the new file name? Is there a place where I can read up more about the output file naming options?

I know I can extract pages from a pdf document. What I'm trying to do is divide a 1000 invoice PDF into it's individual PDFs without having to manualy extract and rename each invoice one at a time.
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What audio interfaces for iPad are there that give stereo outputs?

I've had persons tell me that an iPad is not good to use as you would a computer in DJing because it can't do split stereo outputs. I was thinking that perhaps an audio interface that connects through the dock might fix that. Can anyone give me a list of such interfaces?

DJ Arctic wrote:
From what I understand, most headphone splitters (like the Griffin DJ Cable) split the stereo track into two mono tracksone for pre-cueing, one for what the audience hears.
Note that the Griffin DJ Cable does not fall into the same category as "most headphone splitters". It is made specifically with a stereo/mono output for the algoriddim djay app.
This is one of the mono output cables you would need to specifically hunt down.
DJ Arctic wrote:
If you know of a headphone splitter that doesn't do that, but gives two stereo channels, I'd be glad to take a look at it.
All of these are single stereo to double stereo outputs -> Headphone splitters
Ask for a headphone splitter in just about any store (Walmart, Best Buy, Target, 7-11) and you'll get what you want.

What app-specific audio controllers are there?

In Tiger, one of the most useful utilities I used was Detour - in there I could adjust the output volume for different apps. For example iTunes 100% (iTunes has its own vol control anyway), system alerts 50% (so I could still hear incoming mail at a low pitch). However its biggest use was for Safari as UNBELIEVABLY Apple still doesn't think a separate Safari volume is needed. Oh yes it is! Especially when listening to music while browsing, & visiting one of those moron websites that insists on either playing noisy adverts, or a music piece, or god knows what else. (Though having said that, Mozilla doesn't think one is needed for Slofox either. ) I used Detour to mute Safari.
Sadly, Detour is no longer supported and doesn't run in Leopard. Does anyone know of another freeware or shareware utility that does the same job? It's been clear for at least 5 years, probably more, that browsers need their own separate volume control.

Really? can't say I've ever needed that - besides, separate volume controls in every app is going to
get unwieldy if you run a lot of apps.
To be honest, it's really only needed for browsers like Safari. I'm surprised you've never needed it? Have you never been listening to iTunes while browsing, and come across some stoopid website that insists - uninvited - on assaulting your ears with some garbage or other? For example, some of the lyrics sites play some godawful rock video. I used Detour all the time.
I've had a look at Wiretap, but tbh over $100 is one helluva price just to mute Safari (though probably worth it if you use all its features).
Kappy, thanks for the suggestion, I will have a look at those two resources.

HT1933 Following the instructions above, I'm constantly redirected to this help page rather than receiving any drop down list to select what my problem is. Are there any other ways to report issues with purchases?

Following the instructions for reporting an issue with a purchase problem, when selecting "report a probelm", I am not provided with a drop down list, I am redirected to the help page instead.
Is there any other way to report an issue where the app owner has taken the funds twice for the same product at literally the same time?

To Contact iTunes Customer Service and request assistance
Use this Link > Apple Support iTunes Store Contact

Are there any user problems for the new iMac 27"?

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We made the jump in December and have not had any issues. I added Parallels for the couple of programs I could not find suitable equivilants on the Mac. So far we have been very pleased.

Are there any trusted sites to find HD iMac desktop wallpapers?

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Trying to combine folders within LR4 from two separate drives without creating duplicates--sometimes it won't let me transfer to destination folder because it says files are there when they are not; other times, allows duplicates to transfer

Trying to consolidate 261K+ of images within LR4 between two drives. Someone who was "helping" me with my Library in LR4 for some reason took some but not all of the file folders from my main backup drive (M) and duplicated them onto a partitioned hard drive (E) directly on the computer. The duplication is huge, so I am trying to condense them all back onto the original backup drive M, particularly since I believe there are also folders on the partitioned backup drive E that do not appear on the main one M, and there are many more file folders on M that are not on E, so that is the destination drive.
CONSOLIDATION: When I try to drag either the file folders or the individual files from the duplicate drive E to the original drive M to combine the two drives since the folders in many cases for some reason are not identical, sometimes LR4 says the files already exist when they clearly don't. Other times it allows me to drag and drop all files, even if the exact duplicates are already on the destination drive, thereby doubling the number of files per image and creating more duplicates. Right now I am opening each file folder on the duplicate drive E, looking at what extensions and file names are there, scrolling to the original drive, making sure they appear to be identical, then going back to the duplicate drive E, deleting the images in the folder, removing the folder, and moving to the next folder on the duplicate drive E. *There has got to be a simpler way.*
CONSOLIDATION APPROACH: I did start to create file folders names A, B, C and group file folders under them to reduce clutter, since those header folders can be closed down when not in use, but now I am wondering if I should have done that alphabetization to the main backup drive rather than to the partitioned backup drive.
My goal is to consolidate the two drives down to one, delete as many images along the way that I know I will never miss, then backup the catalog and export it to an external drive and then copy that to yet another drive for offside storage. Does this sound like the proper plan? Last time it took almost 24 hours and over a terabyte to export the catalog.
DUPLICATION: I also have many file folders that have the exact same image in them. One portfolio image may actually be in eight different folders, with the exact file, file name, file size, and date, even though I always have checked "no duplicates on import," How can this be? What is the best way to sort through duplicates? Why are the files in some of the duplicate folders not in numerical order? If I do a search and call up a file # and find 15 duplicates, the only way I can find where those duplicates reside is to take each duplicate, right click to Locate Folder in Library, then once I find it, I have to go back to All Photographs>Text.search for file #, go to the second duplicate, right click to Locate Folder in Library, then once I find it, I have to do it all again. Is there a simpler way to see all the occurrences in their respective folder locations at once?
SEARCH BY FILE FOLDER NAME ONLY: I also find I can't search for a file using a folder name (for example, "John_Doe"). I can only search by file #, keywords, or camera/lens/date, etc. Why will it not work to use All Photographs>Text>search for Doe? In other words, if I didn't keyword the individual files as John Doe, I can't search for them by that moniker.
BACKUP: It also appears that the only way I can back up the catalog is to shut down LR. Really?!
FOLDER LIST PRINTOUT: Is there a way to print out the Folder list (other than a screen shot)? I have so many file folders on each drive since I sort not by Year/Month/Date but by subject. It makes trying to compare duplicate folders quite unwieldy.
SLOW RESPONSE: And finally, as though that weren't enough, why does LR4 continually blink to a white screen after each keystroke? Takes forever just to be able to click through images, view info after hovering, etc. All other programs are closed down and the operating system shows very little memory being used.

A brief and probably non-helpful answer: I know of no way to eliminate your large amount of duplicates other than by repetitive, tedious manual effort.
*There has got to be a simpler way.*
I hope you're right, but I don't think there is a simpler way.
BACKUP: It also appears that the only way I can back up the catalog is to shut down LR. Really?!
Yes, really

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