Stored Memory I do not know how to access information that has been stored in memory. Help! The machine keeps beeping too!

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Anonymous Aug 08, 2008

I have a fax in memory and can't get it out
kmosca Oct 16, 2008

fax in memory never prints fax in memory never prints
Anonymous Nov 14, 2008

start button wont help

start button wont help

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Just press start button, faxes in memory will print out

Posted on Oct 01, 2007

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