Unfortunately, Adobe products like Photoshop, Illustrator, or Acrobat don't have built-in faxing capabilities. You can't send a fax directly from within Adobe.
To fax a document, you will need to use a separate fax service or software. Here are some popular options:
- Online Fax Services: Many online services offer faxing capabilities, such as Fax.com, HelloFax, and eFax. These services allow you to send and receive faxes online, often with free trials or affordable plans.
- Fax Software: You can also find fax software that integrates with your computer and allows you to send faxes directly from your desktop. Some popular options include FaxMaker, WinFax, and FaxZero.
- Fax Machines: If you need to send a fax frequently, you can consider purchasing a physical fax machine. However, this option is less common nowadays due to the availability of online and software solutions.
Once you have chosen a fax service or software, you can send your Adobe document by:
- Exporting the document: Save your Adobe document in a compatible format like PDF or TIFF.
- Uploading the document: Upload the document to your chosen fax service or software.
- Entering recipient information: Provide the fax number and any other necessary details for the recipient.
- Sending the fax: Click the "Send" button to transmit the fax.
Remember that depending on your chosen service or software, the steps may vary slightly.
Note: You can also use online services like Smallpdf to convert your Adobe documents to PDF format, which is widely accepted by fax services.
