Google Charts is more of a programmer/web developer thing but it could be quite handy if you wanted a chart on a web page. Here are some pie charts for you: my gd png version, my svg version and a much fancier google version. For the Google one, I used:

var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([
    ['Book',       'Count'], 
    ['Matthew',    34], 
    ['Mark',       18], 
    ['Luke',       22], 
    ['John',       15], 
    ]); 
  
  var options = { 
    title: 'Word Count', 
    pieSliceText: 'value', 
    height: '400', 
    width: '500', 
    slices: { 
              3: {offset: 0.1}, 
          }, 
  }; 

Putting stuff in the JavaScript code probably looks a bit odd to you but it’s OK if you keep the brackets and commas as they are in the examples and a lot of what you might want to change is quite clear.

I’ve never used a FAX machine but back when we were on dial up Internet and I had a Fax Modem, I used to have a program which could do Fax and act as an answer phone. Reading of Faxes got me racking my brains trying to remember what the machine in our offices at Hotpoint was. Then I remembered it was a Telex machine.