- Fax (short for facsimile),
sometimes called telecopying or
telefax (short for telefacsimile), is the
telephonic transmission of
scanned printed material...
- 2000). "UEFA
Champions League Final".
Archived from the
original (UEFA
Telefax) on 12
August 2014.
Retrieved 11
August 2014 – via
University of Rhode...
- (b)
telefax/telex services; (c)
services provided via
voice telephony or fax; (d) telephone/
telefax consultation of a doctor; (e) telephone/
telefax consultation...
- has
essentially sent
Murdoch a
bitmap image they call a "facsimile"—a
telefax. This
aspect of the show has been
described as
introducing elements of...
- University.
Retrieved February 6, 2015.
Huurdeman (2003), p. 149 The
first telefax machine to be used in
practical operation was
invented by an
Italian priest...
-
Bakewell made
several improvements on Bain's
design and
demonstrated a
telefax machine. In 1855, an
Italian priest,
Giovanni Caselli, also
created an...
- The
basic use case for
having multiple subfiles is to
encode a
multipage telefax in a
single file, but it is also
allowed to have
different subfiles be...
- a
workaround for the Bell
restrictions was apparent. As
early as 1937,
telefax machines used by
newspapers were
using some kind of couplers, possibly...
-
exploited telefax machine, the Pantelegraph, was
invented by the
Italian physicist Giovanni Caselli. He
introduced the
first commercial telefax service...
- Huppen, Bane Kerac, and Joe Kubert. His
personal plight, do****ented by
telefax during the war in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, was the
theme of the award-winning...
