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Scanners, Copiers,Burners and Sending Faxes
Scanners
Because of the likelihood of breakage if not properly used, there are no scanners in the computer labs or any other public location. However, each administrative aide has a scanner and can assist faculty, staff, and PhD students to scan documents. You can go to the administrative aide associated with the faculty member with whom you are affiliated. Please see this list of administrative aides by faculty member.
Copiers
The CIMS Systems group does not support the copiers in the building. For information regarding copiers, as well as telephones, electrical power in offices, or any other general maintenance questions, please contact building services.
Burners
Nearly every desktop PC, running either Windows or Linux, in offices or the labs, is equipped with a CD burner. Several machines in the labs, labeled with "HAS A DVD-R DRIVE", also have DVD burners. See How to burn a CD/DVD for more information and specific how-to instructions.
How to send a fax using the faxserver
First get ready with the electronic copy of the document which you want to fax. If the document to be sent is in a physical format make an electronic copy of it using the scanners available in the library or elsewhere.-
For Windows users:
- Download the full version of the frogfax client software from the following site www.frogfax.com
- Install the frogfax client after choosing the typical installation settings
- Click the settings icon on the frogfax main window.
- Now in the settings windows which appears select the Hylafax tab
- Enter the values listed in the second column for the corresponding fields listing in the first column
server faxbox.cims.nyu.edu port 4559 login cimsusername password cimspassword
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For Linux users:
- Sending faxes can be done through the termianl by the following command
sendfax -h faxbox.cims.nyu.edu -f "FROM_EMAIL_ADDRESS" -R \
-r "SUBJECT" -c "COMMENTS" -x "RECIPIENT_COMPANY" \
-d "RECIPIENT@55555" FILE_TO_FAX.psman sendfax
SUBJECT is the subject of your fax
COMMENTS are any comments to add
RECIPIENT_COMPANY is the company you're faxing
RECIPIENT@55555 is the person to recieve the fax followed by the phone number to send the fax
FILE_TO_FAX can be a file of one of the Following formats: ASCII(.txt), TIFF(.tif), PostScript(.ps), and PDF(.pdf).
Sendfax is capable of handling multiple -d (destination) options and that only the options that precede it apply to that instance of the -d. In most cases the -d option is the last option that should be used.
For more info try the manual: