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Actually, I've already been here. I didn't find anything that really specified &quot;fax&quot; as opposed to &quot;print&quot;. I'm trying to create a small button bar of three icons for faxing, printing, and emailing a document, so i want to find a graphic that separates a fax machine from a printer. 
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Actually, I've already been here. I didn't find anything that really specified "fax" as opposed to "print". I'm trying to create a small button bar of three icons for faxing, printing, and emailing a document, so i want to find a graphic that separates a fax machine from a printer.

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Hi, I'm trying to figure out what kinds of rules specify a fax icon? I'm familiar with the standard form of a print icon, which is a box with paper coming out of the top, but is there some sort of web standard for fax icons? I'm trying to create a small icon menu for email, print, and fax as part of the template for pages in a website, so I'd like to eventually find a set harmonious with each other and my website, which is a professional business site.
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Hi, I'm trying to figure out what kinds of rules specify a fax icon? I'm familiar with the standard form of a print icon, which is a box with paper coming out of the top, but is there some sort of web standard for fax icons? I'm trying to create a small icon menu for email, print, and fax as part of the template for pages in a website, so I'd like to eventually find a set harmonious with each other and my website, which is a professional business site.

web standard fax icons?

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