| But since the invention of carbon paper and, still more, the photocopier and the telefacsimile machine, that purpose has largely gone. |
| Material that once had to be slowly printed out on a telefacsimile or even received through the mail with a paid subscription to a service is now quickly available on the Web. |
| These Rules introduce provisions for the filing of documents by telefacsimile transmission and introduce a multi-class system of application. |
| They will begin to see more economical telephone, closed-circuit television, and telefacsimile services. |
| In order to effect redemptions by telefacsimile, you must confirm receipt by the Head Office of such transmission by telephone. |
| Turnaround time is thus significantly faster than when manual keying is required for requests transmitted by non-compatible electronic systems such as OCLC, telefacsimile or mail. |
