Idea

Jessica Green Jensen suggested Sep 9, '13 mike commented Aug 11, '15

Update the look of the default fax cover pages

love ring central, and I love that I can fax from my ipad while I'm out and about. It's vitally important for me to be able to do that.
The ONLY complaint I have is the cover sheets. I'm sorry but they look pretty outdated to me. I think they all need a re-do, I have to look professional, and to me- these are too out of date to look professional. When I'm at home, I just attach a cover sheet from word. But
when I'm out - I can't attach a word document from my ipad- so that's when I use one of your cover sheets. I really world like some better options and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one.
I like to keep my cover's simple and green. No need to waste ink on all kinds of wording and borders. I like simple fonts like calabri and century gothic. Anything clean and modern.
I'm guessing it would improve the overall company image and clients choosing to utilize your fax service if the cover sheets made their company look good. For me, that's a huge part of my business. Thanks.
~Jessica

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mike commented Aug 11, '15

Is it appearing as an available file? Or do you not see it at all? Are you seeing other Word docs stored in the same file location?

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james1234567 commented Aug 11, '15

I see that doc and other word docs but, no, it won't appear 'bolded' as an available file for selection. I've exported it from pages to word so it shouldn't be a format issue.

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mike commented Aug 11, '15

What is the file extension type? Does it show a "doc" or "docx" type?

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james1234567 commented Aug 11, '15

"doc" is my only option. "docx" seems to just be with microsoft word. I looked it up when I didn't see it as an option for exporting. the "doc" extension however is supposed to be the same as microsoft word. The problem is that I see no other options when I go to save or export. Surely, someone else with a mac who works in pages has this type of issue. I don't like Microsoft word, find it very buggy, so don't want to have to purchase and use it only for this. There must be an alternative, even if scanning in a pdf?

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mike commented Aug 11, '15

A lot of Mac users are now using MS Office for Mac's, but, I'm sure you don't want to buy a copy just to create a few templates. The best thing (and free) is to just create an MS Live account and use Microsofts online version of Word. https://office.live.com

It operates in your web browser so there's nothing to download.

If you'd rather use Googles online version that is another option: https://www.google.com/docs/about/

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