Connected Lawyer: Faxing with MacBook and Razr

Written by Grant Griffiths

This is way cool. I have been trying to find a way that I can actually fax documents I receive via PageSender by email from my home office Mac Mini. Well, I have an answer. I set up my MotoRazr V3m and my MacBook to do just that. The MotoRazr V3m acts as a dial-up modem. I just sent myself a fax while sitting in my favorite coffee shop.

Now, when I am working out of the home office with my virtual office I can send reply faxes with only my MacBook and my MotoRazr V3m cell phone. How cool is that?

This is great news for me since one of the problems living where I do, I can’t get a local number for services like eFax.

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Written on May 7, 2007 in Paperless Law Office
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  • Why do you need a local number for Efax, Grant? I have a long distance number which I got when Efax was young, and it has never posed a problem. The efaxes you send out go over the web anyway. The efax number is used by people who send you faxes, and I never had an objection.
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