How to fax with my Dell all in one printer?-all answers will get thumbs up.?

I have a dell inspiron 1501 laptop and a dell 926 all-in-one printer/fax/copy/scanner. I also have a comcast cable modem that i use to connect to the internet. I dont have any type of land phone. is it posible that i can send and receive faxes? and if i can please tell me how or links to a website on how to do so. I will give thumbs up and award ten points for best answer.

Try Internet faxing! You don’t need a land line, any hardware or software. Faxes are sent/received in your email inbox, so you can fax from anywhere! When you send a fax from your email it will be received at your recipients fax machine. All you need to sign up is an existing email account. If you’re interested take a look at http://www.myfax.com

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