Sometimes the fax is going out now. There's a pen on the desk. The blank sheet prints with every field labeled. Every field ruled. Nothing filled in. It can be finished by hand at the machine.
Print a stack. Leave them by the fax. Nothing here is metered. There's no watermark. The same sheet works for any fax because none of the routing detail is filled in yet.
The form on this page is switched off while blank is selected. That's deliberate. The point of the blank type is a page with nothing on it. Pick any other type. The fields come back.
Boxed rows. One per field. The easiest to write into because each answer has a defined space.
Open rules across the page with the labels set to the left. More room for a long handwritten message.
Labels above rules. Nothing else. The lightest on toner.
Whichever you print write the page count last. It's the field most often wrong. It's the one the receiving desk checks.
Send a fax from an iPhone at 50¢ per page. Fill in the same fields. Pick a layout. The cover sheet goes out in front of the document. No subscription. US & Canada.
