16. A method for routing a facsimile, comprising: converting a facsimile to a computer-readable document; identifying one or more keywords in the document, wherein none of the one or more keywords contains any destination information selected from a group consisting of a physical address, an email address, a fax number, and a name of a desired recipient; analyzing the document by determining a combination of at least two of the following: a relation of one or more symbols in the document to the one or more keywords, a relation of one or more keywords in the document to the one or more other keywords, a relation of graphic elements to the one or more keywords, a classification of the text of the document as a specific document type, a significance of text of the one or more keywords; determining a facsimile destination based on the analysis; and routing the facsimile to the facsimile destination based on the determination; wherein the facsimile destination is a destination other than one associated with an intended recipient of the facsimile and one associated with an original sender of the facsimile.
16. A method for routing a facsimile, comprising: converting a facsimile to a computer-readable document; identifying one or more keywords in the document, wherein none of the one or more keywords contains any destination information selected from a group consisting of a physical address, an email address, a fax number, and a name of a desired recipient; analyzing the document by determining a combination of at least two of the following: a relation of one or more symbols in the document to the one or more keywords, a relation of one or more keywords in the document to the one or more other keywords, a relation of graphic elements to the one or more keywords, a classification of the text of the document as a specific document type, a significance of text of the one or more keywords; determining a facsimile destination based on the analysis; and routing the facsimile to the facsimile destination based on the determination; wherein the facsimile destination is a destination other than one associated with an intended recipient of the facsimile and one associated with an original sender of the facsimile. 26. A computer program product encoded on a non-transitory computer readable medium having computer code stored thereon which when executed by a processor causes the process to perform the method of claim 16 .