OK, now that it is time to get you children all set up for school and supplies making sure your inkjet printer is working, and that you have a cost effective solution is important. First and foremost if you are still buying OEM supplies for your inkjet printer you are loosing money, and it is [...]
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Printing With an Empty Color Cartridge Can Damage Your Printer If you think your color inkjet printer should print in black when a color cartridge is empty, you’re not alone. It’s reasonable to think your color printer can act like a monochrome printer when a color cartridge is empty, but you still have plenty of [...]
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Printing Tip: Ink Is Designed to Dry on Paper, But That’s Not Always What Happens Ink in ballpoint pens and inkjet printer cartridges share a common trait — they’re designed to dry quickly. Fast-drying ink works well when the ink dries on paper, but not so well if the ink dries on the [...]
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A few quick tips. It is important to make sure your printer is properly set up for the type of printing you will be performing. This means matching 2 printer variables. a) Quality b) Paper Type When you set the printer to high (Photo) quality it uses finer ink droplets for a higher resolution and [...]
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Image via Wikipedia Do you want to save some money on printing? Try Century Gothic. Hit by the high prices of inkjet and toner cartridges, we’re all looking for ways to shave some bucks off the cost of printing. New data has found that because different fonts use different amounts of ink to print, using [...]
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Using an inkjet printer less often actually lowers the amount of pages you can print with the same cartridge. This is because the printer uses a small amount of ink to clear the printer nozzles each time you start your printer. For example, if you printer 1,000 pages with your printer all in one day, [...]
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Why do you ask that we recommend you purchase our Epson T069 compatible inkjet cartridge rather than refilling the cartridge ? Full details of refilling can be found here. Thats right, now it is not only required to refill your cartridge and reset the chip on the front of the inkjet cartridge, but it is [...]
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Friday, February 02, 2007 Ink Jet Cartridge Yield Well for quite some time there has been bickering in the industry about how many pages you can print from an inkjet cartridge. As there were no standards in place each manufacturer could select a methodology that suited their specific printer/cartridge benefits and use that to advertise [...]
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1st Forget to Remove the Yellow Tape Believe it or not the most common problem is that customers complain that they have intermittent printouts after inserting the new inkjet cartridges. Even after performing a cleaning cycle the printer still fails to print properly. Solution Read the installation instructions carefully, and ensure that the YELLOW tape [...]
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