[Ti] Re: New iMac models... [ no Modem]

[David DelMonte]

I have scanned a signature and keep it as a jpg in my documents  
folder. When I have to "sign" something, I write a Word or Pages  
document and add the sig, Then I email the document. I even do this  
with forms. As I learn what forms are required by institutions I deal  
with (Bank transfers for example), I scan those forms too.

David

On Oct 14, 2005, at 10:47 PM, Steve Wozniak wrote:

> At 4:30 AM +0200 2005.10.15, Kim Gammelgård wrote:
>
>>
>> LOL! And I though modems were old-fashioned. Do you really also  
>> still use faxes? Not just Steve, but any of you? If you do have a  
>> phone line (and a modem... ;-) ) email must be so much better to use.
>>
>> (I wonder how we survived just 10 years ago. Well, he, I remember:  
>> in 1994 I was working in Brussels, Belgium and one evening I sent  
>> 10 pages by fax to 26 international organizations with a seminar  
>> program that had to go out very quickly. Ordinary mail was out of  
>> the question because of lack of time. It took a whole night, IIRC,  
>> and it was a pain to feed the fax again and again and it was  
>> extremely expensive. Today it would take less than a minute with  
>> email and cost less than just one page cost to send back then.)
>>
>
> I am travelling today. I am in a hotel. Some critical business  
> documents requiring a signature were emailed to me. A FAX was the  
> only way to accomplish this by 3:00 PM PST today.
>
> I frequently receive email when travelling that needs printing.  
> Sometimes it's directions or a Yahoo map or even a movie ticket.  
> The easiest printer for me is to FAX the document to my hotel. The  
> Macintosh makes this very easy.
>
> When the document requires color, and your hotel doesn't have a  
> color printer available to you, here's a trick. The hotel staff  
> surely has email access and a color printer. Befriend a hotel clerk  
> and ask if you can email them a PDF document from your room and if  
> they could print it for you on the hotel's color printer.
> -- 
>
> Best regards,
>
> Steve  (ok a new size tv)
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