If you fax long distance and right at the end it jams... is there a phone charge? My guess is.. yes.

Now, to understand the idiocy of such a question it's important to note that there IS faxing capabilities between his fax and mine on LOCAL .. no charge service however, he wants it faxed... ready for this? To his truck.

Faxing to the truck is MUCH slower and ties up my fax longer and of course now there are long distance charges to incur. More importantly when a person works from his truck all day he's not getting out of the truck to make sure the most important part of his job is done.. making sure houses are ready, and cabinets are there in a timely manner so the cabinet installer can install them with as little or no disruption to a construction schedule as possible. At least that's what I think the supervisor of cabinet installations should be doing.

Originally he wanted me to scan all this to my computer and email it to him. He was suprised I don't store this on my computer. Quite frankly it sounds like one virus away from disaster to me, not to mention the disk space it would eat up. Since this is something I would make a hard copy of even if I did scan it into the computer... I just stick with hard copy. But, I might have to change my thinking on that. Have the hard copies for me but figure out how to make it work for him to get email rather than be charged for his slow arsed machine.

The man next door is selling his house. I have a sneaking suspicion the Jetson's might move in!