Go to netfirms.com, get a free hosting account, and ftp your files over. All in one operation.

A USB drive is one of those small devices that you can plug into your USB port. You could also use a SD card (like digital cameras use) and put it in a card reader that goes into a USB port. You just click and drag your files onto the USB Drive - these are also called "thumb drives" or "flash drives" or "flash media". They would not be the ideal solution for long term storage. What is the age of your computer. Most computers now come with some type of burner. I have had mine since 2001 and it was more of an "option" back then. I have installed a DVD burner and find that quite useful, as DVD's store much more data. You can get burners that plug into the USB drives also.

If you have a desktop computer you no doubt need a modem installed, very few come with a modem anymore. BE AWARE that if you buy a modem, they used be quite cheap, be sure to get the correct drivers for the model modem you buy. Modems are very simple to install, you shut down, remove the power cord, remoe the left side. Then look for the slot it will use and remove the metal strip on the case back, pop the modem in pressing down firmly to seat it properly. Use the screw that hopefully came with the modem to fasten the plate to the case. Replace the side panel, plug in and install the drivers.

there are a lot of internet faxing options many are free some charge a fee if the size is large. FaxZero.com do a google search for "internet faxing" what type of internet connections are you using, what type of modem or router? which version of windows? Are you certain there is not a built in modem in your pc already? most have them and they are generally fax modems. You could run belarc advisor on your pc and get a list of what is on it. go to this link, in the tutorial box scroll to item 100 it gives you the directions to how to use fax in windows wizard. Windows XP - Tips for Email, IM and Faxing! Here is a link that might be useful: belarc