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Sending patient health information (PHI) is part of the regular tasks of most healthcare professionals and workers. Handling PHI is critical in this industry as everyone should comply with HIPAA regulations, and that’s why faxing is still the preferred communication when sharing or sending PHI. Fact #14: You Can Send Fax to Multiple Recipients With Fax Broadcasting Even if you encounter a wild fox, they probably won’t eat you. Their omnivorous diet mainly consists of small rodents, small mammals, vegetation and birds. Cloud or online fax service brings you many features rather than just the regular facility to send and receive faxes online. It is a cost-effective option as you can get rid of the fax machine, no paper, ink, or toner. Moreover, you’d also be saving on the fixed phone line plans for every month. Personally, I think Scotland is one of the most photogenic places in the world. Well, it seems like I’m not the only one, because the world’s first colour photograph was taken of a Tartan Ribbon in Scotland. Think the bagpipes are Scottish? Think again 17. Playing the bagpipes

From the culture to the people, Scotland is so different from the rest of Great Britain. It is a fiercely proud nation. Scratch below the surface though and you’ll discover jaw-dropping landscapes, beautiful beaches, deserted islands, majestic mountains and a whole lot more. I mean, the list goes on but there are so many incredible things to do in Scotland. This is another fun fact about Scotland that will really surprise you. The bagpipes, Scotland’s notorious droning instrument, was invented in ancient Egypt. It was thought that the Romans first brought the bagpipes to Scotland, who then took the instrument as their own. 18. Scotland’s Stonehenge The official animal of Scotland is the unicorn, which is kinda weird because no one has ever seen one before. Then again, England’s national animal is a lion, and it’s not like you see them roaming around the countryside. 2. The highest waterfall in Great Britain Speaking of whiskers, they have some on their legs. This helps them with their bearings, especially when it’s dark outside. Female foxes are pregnant for only 53 days, making women everywhere jealous of their gestation period.Because of their awesome fur, Arctic foxes can withstand temperatures as low as negative-70 degrees Celsius. That’s when the poor fellas start shivering. Equipped with a set of 50-60 banana-sized teeth, these expert eaters could rip almost 100kg of flesh off their victims in a single chomp! Edinburgh is considered one of the most haunted places in the world with Edinburgh Castle right at the centre of that. Lots of people have heard the beat of the headless drummer down in the dungeons. Seriously, it’s supposed to be super spooky down there. Do you believe in ghosts? 21. Listed buildings

Most foxes are like medium-sized dogs, with the biggest foxes weighing 24 pounds (11 kilograms) and measuring 34 inches (86 cm) without its tail. At Edinburgh Zoo, there’s a Penguin called Sir Nils Olav, who’s a Brigadier and has a Knighthood. Yes, there’s a penguin more famous than you or I will ever be. How does that make you feel? 24. Football crazy This deadly dinosaur’s two tiny, clawed arms (less than one metre in length) remain a bit of a mystery to this day. Many scientists think they may have been used to help these skilled hunters to grab and slash their prey. Most online faxing services provide users with a dedicated fax number in their accounts. It’s more convenient than using a traditional fax machine because you don’t have to install a telephone line to get started. Fact #16: Mobile Users in The U.S Spend More Than 4 Hours on Their Devices Most species of foxes are lone wolves. They hunt and sleep alone, but when they’re raising their young, the live in underground burrows.Scotland is home to the oldest tree in Europe and it is one of the old living organisms in the world. It is a twisted yew that has been around for over 3,000 years. It’s easy to see why this is such a mysterious country! 4. Dress for the weather

As technology advances, every invention is eventually replaced with a more advanced, faster, and safer alternative. The first decade of the 21st century has witnessed an exponential increase in internet-related functions, most notably replacing the regular fax machine. Fax transmissions havedecreased dramatically as volume shifts to more internet-based alternatives or online fax services. Fact #8: iFax Launched Its First-Ever Mobile Faxing on App Store Scotland has the highest proportion of redheads in the world. A whooping 13% of the population are redhead. Sir Chris Hoy and Euan McGregor are two fine examples of Scottish redheads. If you like redheads, you know where to go. This is just another reason why they’re known as the ‘fiery Scots’ 13. The home of golf The fax industry has seen a significant shift starting from the mechanical fax machine, first introduced in 1843, the world’s first fax device. By the late 1980s, we could scan images and send signature images over long distances.If you love foxes, The Fox and the Hound is a pretty good movie – it’s basically how two different animals become friends, until the fox is discriminated against because the farmer wants to kill the fox. Ready for this very random fact about Scotland? The world’s tallest hedge can be found in Scotland. Yes, you read that right. At over 1,700 feet in length and 100 foot high, this mamouth hedge is located near Meikleour. 23. Sir Nils Olav

In 1942, Herbert E. Ives was an American scientist who sent the world’s first color fax. He’s famous for various accomplishments, including sending the world’s first color fax. His invention of color fax eventually influenced early television programming, so we have colored TVs today. Fact #4: Faxing is One of the Oldest Forms of Electronic Communication The Edinburgh Fringe Festival which occurs for four weeks in August is one of the largest performing arts festivals in the world. The festival attracts over 400,000 people from all over the world every year. 27. Fire! Fire! Even though Scotland has a population of 5.3 million people, there are more people with Scottish heritage living in the US than there are in Scotland. The number of Americans of Scottish descent today is estimated to be 20 to 25 million. 12. Touched by fire As there are many internet fax apps, you can use them to send and receive faxes online on the go. Fact #22: Faxing Isn’t DeadScotland is home to the tallest waterfall in Great Britain, named Eas a’ Chual Aluinn. At 658 feet, it is three times the height of Niagara Falls, just not as famous. 3. An ancient tree Its presence spanned across 17 countries and already comes equipped with a state-of-the-art integrated document scanner. Additionally, it features fax image editing with automated fax image optimization. With annotating PDFs, filling forms, and adding a digital signature, iFax is a clear winner for the pool of companies offering online fax services. You can use a fax machine to send documents to multiple recipients simultaneously by entering their numbers into the broadcast field. It also works on several online faxing services where you can send a single fax to multiple recipients straight from the computer or smartphone. Fact #15: Online Faxing Doesn’t Require You to Use a Telephone Line You have to be very thankful to Scots, because they helped invent the modern world. Scotsman Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in February 1876, and engineer John Logie Baird created the world’s first TV picture on October 2, 1925. 8. No haggis here