Look up: Fax

1. fax
   abbreviation: facsimile
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2. fax
   [v] - send something via a facsimile machine
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3. FAX
   Facsimile
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4. Fax
   The technology used to scan, compress and transmit pages across a telephone line to be decompressed, printed out or stored at the other end. Group III fax is an analogue system. Group IV is digital. The fax compression algorithms are used in most DIP systems.
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5. Fax
   abbr. Facsimile - a method of sending graphical data down a serial communication system (usually a telephone line) that involves (conventionally) scanning a document at one end, transmitting the data via modulated tones and then reproducing the picture at the other end on heat-sensitive paper - comp...
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6. Fax
   Faxing is still an important part in the running of many businesses. There are two main reasons for using a fax: 1. You or your contacts or client are unable to send/receive email, but they can recieve a fax, which is quicker than sending information by post, so you send it by fax. 2. You need a sig...
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7. Fax
   The process or result of the process by which fixed images are scanned, transmitted electronically, and reproduced at a distant location
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8. FAX
   Facsimile
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9. fax
   A device which can be used to send and receive documents via telephone lines.
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10. fax
    telefax verb send something via a facsimile machine; `Can you fax me the report right away?`
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11. fax
    facsimile, fax 1. An exact copy, or reproduction, of something; such as, a document, a coin, or somebone's handwriting. 2. Used to produce exact reproductions, as of documents. 3. A method, or device, for transmitting documents, drawings, photographs, or the like, by means of radio, or telephone, ...
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12. fax
    fax: see facsimile.
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13. fax
    Transmission of images over a telecommunications link, usually the telephone network. When placed on a fax machine, the original image is scanned by a transmitting device and converted into coded signals, which travel via the telephone lines to the receiving fax machine, where an image is created tha...
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14. fax
    facsimile
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15. Fax
    A `fax` (short for `facsimile`) is a document sent over a telephone line. Fax machines have existed, in various forms, since the 19th century, though the modern fax machine became feasible only in the mid-1970s as the sophistication of technology increased and cost of the three underlying technologi...
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16. Fax
    (TV series) `Fax` was a Notes and Queries show by the BBC, shown in the late 1980s. It was presented by Bill Oddie, Wendy Leavesley, Debbie Rix and Billy Butler. References: http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/bbc_northwest/network.html
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17. FAX
    (TV series) `FAX` was a Canadian daily entertainment news series, which aired on MuchMusic in the 1990s. The series aired both as a half-hour daily show and as short interstitial segments called `RapidFAX`. Its newer incarnation is MuchNews, which debuted in 2001. Hosts of the s...
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