>>This might be considered vandalism... And I would never do something so low - what I did was create a form report always adding 1 page for the current fax by having a record added in a table, all the previous faxes each sent again but with a page added in fron detailing info about the sending times of the following page. As each fax bumped up the number of pages by 2 (sent via fax printer driver) until the whole report was printed *and* acknowledged by the receiving machine I am sure I gave them important information <g>.
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>We once had a supplier who'd send long faxes. We'd ask one page of info, he'd send us that plus three more pages of unwanted info, plus another page where he tried to sell... fax paper.

There's an old Doonesbury cartoon that goes way back to one of the major anti-trust cases.

One side was required to provide thousands of pages of documentation to the other side in the course of a legal battle.

One of the lawyers said "FAX it". ;-)