There’s nothing more fun than tedious office tasks like scanning and sending documents- said no one ever.
There’s a reason these tasks are tedious- you do them again and again, and while they might not be inherently difficult or time-consuming, it’s still something that’s taking away from your productivity time, and it can get old quickly.
Navigating the copier/printer industry and looking for a reliable print vendor can be quite the hassle. You may not know if you’re getting the best deals, the best equipment, or even if you’re working with the best vendor.
We here at Strategic Technology Partners of Texas have been operating for over 35 years, and we’ve experienced firsthand the difference that a good vendor/customer relationship can have. We also know that understanding the history of your print vendor can help you avoid any confusion, especially if they’ve changed names a couple of times like us.
“That’s it! My copier’s fax line is broken.”
Before you throw in the towel, let’s discuss the common fax issues we see people experience, and how we can provide a solution.
If you purchased the fax option with a copier of ours, the service analyst will set up and configure your fax to work with your analog line provided by your phone carrier when the machine is installed.
Fax problems should be few and far between. When they do occur, they often aren’t an issue with your copier at all.
Help! I just updated my MacBook, and I lost the printing capabilities of my Xerox device!
Don’t panic; this is an issue we have handled many times. We have put together a step-by-step guide (with pictures) to help you resolve this issue.
Disclaimer, this guide is for MacBook specifically. If you’re having issues with another laptop brand, such as Chromebook, the answer and solution will differ from this guide.
After reading this article, you should be able to print from your MacBook once again, with all your Xerox features.