Wire for fax needed

i need a new long wire with a clear plastic end to go into my fax . it makes my phone work too where can i get one verizon won't send me one. my other one got caught in vacumm the end of it

You can pick those cables up for a few dollars at most at anywhere that sells electronics/telephone equipment.
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titos wrote:
I need steps to set up my new HP Envy 5530 for fax services. Please reply ASAP.
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Please check it, I've got one HP Envy in front of me now, it only supports Print, Scan, Copy, Photo and Web. No Fax. And the following link shows its specs:
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I think I let a pretty advertisement convince me to buy a product that is not suited for my needs; I hope someone here can shed some light on this for me as I am new to wireless home networking.
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Reccomended Type Of Wire For DSL Phone Line?

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ARC_Stig wrote:
I have my DSL modem on its own jack, and I need too replace the wiring from the jack to the service box, its currently half thermostat wire (for furnaces and such) and half phone line, I understand there are different types of wire, so I am wondering which type is the best, what I currently have is the flat 4 wire stranded, instead of solid, I am told that isnt reccommended. So I need to know what to get, that will work the best.
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