Brother PC-Fax software in Vista

Hi Guys,
I have a Brother MFC-465CN AIO printer/scanner/fax, that I've been trying to figure out how to use the PC-Fax software that comes with the unit. I have a Vista Home Premium machine. In the program list there's a PC-Fax setup section, I add all my info and there's a section where you can add contacts from your Windows Address Book and to create a Brother proprietary address book but what I can't figure out is how to execute the program itself. I cannot find any .exe's that will launch the program in order for me to send Faxes through my pc. If anyone can help me to figure out how to use it I will appreciate it greatly. Thanks.:wine

 

Maybe this link can help.

How to Send a Fax with Microsoft Vista.
Visit http://www.ehow.com/how_2029566_send-fax-vista.html

For lots more links and info, type Vista Fax into Google and <enter>

Bazza

 

Thank you gentlemen for the posts. I got a catch though. If I don't have an actual phone line, I wonder if this is still possible by using a Sprint Sierra Wireless Broadband Card...can this work as a "phone line" since an actual telephone number is associated with it? or do these AIO only work with an actual phone line...

 

The AIO sets up a fax printer. You have to hit print on the document you want to fax and select "Brother PC Fax" as the printer and the dial dialog will popup.
But you new a pots line to use the AIO.

 

I got a Sprint Compass 597 by Sierra Wireless which works through USB, my PCMCIA port is free, I have a Toshiba laptop. I am constantly on the road and on occasions I have the need to fax and I was wondering if this was possible. I was considering the PCMCIA fax modem in order to use the resources that I have available and to avoid paying extra for a service, but I'm yet to find one that works with Vista or an Fax modem that works with a PC-Express port.