[Adrian]

If I have 5 open documents, how do I fax them all out in one fax. I'd like to
use my own fax modem not a service. I'd like to also not have to merge them
in any way - they must remain seperate documents.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I would use the ability of Adobe to create a .pdf from multiple files and
then fax that. Haven't used a fax for years, but when I last used Winfax,
you could use it to create attachments that you would send with a fax.

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"Adrian" wrote in message
...
If I have 5 open documents, how do I fax them all out in one fax. I'd like
to
use my own fax modem not a service. I'd like to also not have to merge
them
in any way - they must remain seperate documents.

[Graham Mayor]

I use MightyFax and that operates in a similar manner. You can create
individual faxes then combine them in the fax software.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
I would use the ability of Adobe to create a .pdf from multiple files
and then fax that. Haven't used a fax for years, but when I last
used Winfax, you could use it to create attachments that you would
send with a fax.

"Adrian" wrote in message
...
If I have 5 open documents, how do I fax them all out in one fax.
I'd like to
use my own fax modem not a service. I'd like to also not have to
merge them
in any way - they must remain seperate documents.

[Philip]

I have someone in the same position save the files as a tif with the office
document printer, then open the first one in Office Document Imaging and
import the rest. Now you can fax this composite. MS should come up with a
better integrated solution, since office should be a full featured product by
now.

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Not an Office issue. It's a fax issue. The only Microsoft Fax product that
supports the transmission of attachments is Vista's Fax and Scan. All others
require the use of MODI or other third party software to combine documents
into a single file, or faxing through Outlook.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Philip" wrote in message
...
I have someone in the same position save the files as a tif with the office
document printer, then open the first one in Office Document Imaging and
import the rest. Now you can fax this composite. MS should come up with a
better integrated solution, since office should be a full featured product
by
now.