Microsoft Faxclient 2.0.0.0

Microsoft Faxclient is a software application provided by Microsoft that allows users to send and receive faxes using a computer and a fax modem.

Microsoft Faxclient is not available as a standalone application. It is included with certain editions of Windows operating systems, such as Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista Business, Windows 7 Professional, and others.

Yes, Microsoft Faxclient allows you to send and receive faxes directly from your computer without the need for a physical fax machine. You only need a fax modem or a fax modem card installed in your computer.

The specific system requirements for Microsoft Faxclient may vary depending on the version of Windows you are using. Generally, you need a computer with a fax modem or fax modem card, an active phone line, and supported Windows operating system.

Yes, you can send faxes to international numbers using Microsoft Faxclient. However, additional charges may apply depending on your telecommunications provider's rates for international fax transmission.

Yes, Microsoft Faxclient allows you to schedule faxes to be sent at a specific time. You can choose the date and time for the fax transmission when composing the fax.

Yes, you can preview a fax before sending it using Microsoft Faxclient. The application provides a preview feature that allows you to see how the fax will look before it is transmitted.

Yes, Microsoft Faxclient supports fax-to-email functionality. You can configure the application to receive incoming faxes and convert them into email attachments, which are then delivered to your designated email inbox.

Yes, Microsoft Faxclient allows you to send fax broadcasts, which means you can send the same fax to multiple recipients at once. This is useful for sending announcements or notifications to a large number of recipients.

The storage capacity for faxes in Microsoft Faxclient varies depending on factors such as available disk space and the version of Windows you are using. However, there is typically no fixed limit, as it depends on the available resources of your computer.