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Fax numbers are localized to specific regions where you want to send or receive fax documents. For example, if you do business in area code 555, your fax number will begin with 555 and be followed by the standard seven digits of a phone number, so a fax number example would be 555-123-4567.

A fax number looks exactly like your regular phone number. Both look like a unique series of numbers. A typical fax number usually contains your country code, your area code, and your fax number. Some fax numbers, on the other hand, do not contain an area code if you are only faxing locally.

A fax (short for facsimile and sometimes called telecopying) is the telephonic transmission of scanned-in printed material (text or images), usually to a telephone number associated with a printer or other output device.

Your fax number is the number of the phone line connected to the fax. With a fax machine or computer running fax software, the fax number is the phone number of the attached phone line.

The original saying was 'all facts, no printer' but the word 'facts' got shortened to 'fax', as in fax machine. A fax machine is often found in the same area as a printer, which is how the saying came about. 'Fax No Printer' means that something is true, and is a way of saying 'you are right' or 'I agree'.

The full form of FAX is Facsimile. It is a telephone transmission, via a phone line, of a scanned copy of images and text printed on paper, transmitted between two people. The computer used to transfer original electronically or replicated scanned documents through the telephone network is termed a fax device.

The format for this notation is as follows: + (Country code) (area code) (fax number) For instance, you might use ?+1 (314) 123-4567.? Your fax number can contain characters for convenience. These characters might include parentheses or hyphens.

Example of a U.S. or Canadian fax number Phone numbers can vary in length. In the United States and Canada, they are 10 digits in length (including a 3 digit area code).

Merriam-Webster lists the origin of the word ?fax? as ?shortening & alteration? with the first known use as 1937. The Oxford dictionaries list the origin of the word ?fax? as an ?abbreviation of facsimile? with the first known use in the 1940s.

A device that sends and receives printed pages or images over telephone lines by digitizing the material with an internal optical scanner and transmitting the information as electronic signals.