Re: black it out

Thank you very much for the anwers

--- Bruce <bruceem@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> This is not a phrase I commonly encounter.  The
> meaning that comes to mind is that during the
> transmission of the facsimile one or more words or
> images on the original document have been reproduced
> so poorly on the recipient's end that the lines
> making up the words or images run together and
> appear as a black blob that is unreadable.
>    
>   Bruce (Texas, USA)
>    
>   
> ly 79 <ifar79@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>           hello..
> 
> I would be grateful if some one can explain the
> meaning of this sentence " The fax has blacked it
> out".
> 
> is it means " the fax has made tha paper black in
> colour" or " the fax has stopped from printing the
> paper". Which one is the correct one?
> 
> Thank you 
> 
> -ifar-
> Malaysia
> 
> 
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