Unfortunately, this did not work for me the first time, because only one fax window opened, but it had no content. If you select this option, Faxer should actually appear as a fax with the selected document. Clicking on it brings up a series of options, which should also include "Faxer". If the corresponding window opens, you will usually find a “PDF” button at the bottom left. If you don't want to send a fax from the fax machine itself, but from applications such as Word or Pages, then select “Print” under “File”. In the PDF pop-up dialog, you can also send the content by fax from any application with a print option. I only had to enter the admin password for the and dial the number via which the faxes should be sent and the test could start. The installation was quick and easy and the software found it quickly for the Fritz! Box. The "Faxer" software enables faxes to be sent from the Mac if you have a suitable Fritz!Box.ĭue to the bad app store ratings of the app, I first got the free trial loaded on the programmer's side. This software also installs an extension that allows faxes to be sent system-wide from applications. If all this is given, you can install Faxer. And of course Mac OS X, which should be version 10.7 or higher. The prerequisite for this is the possession of a Fritz! Box 7390, 7490 or 6360. We Mac users unfortunately have to resort to a paid tool. Windows PC owners can send faxes directly from their computer using the free "Fritz!Fax" software ( here an FTP link to the version from 2011 on AVM.de). Anyone who is wondering why the headline contains an "impossible" should read the paragraph " No support from Faxer“ Be sure to read it! But here's the original article.
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