thanks for the answer. I print a lot of newsletters and other letters that also take a lot of ink....will try your suggestions....shirley
----- Original Message -----From: RKSent: Sunday, December 26, 2010 8:24 PMSubject: Re: Selling Stock Photography Quality printers, or absence of them.OYou may have to drill holes yourself. As we know this is real big money for the printer companies and huge costs for you, so they do anything to make it difficult for you to refill yourself. If your cartridges have electronic chips on them you will have to find a way to re-set them too, as they are there to make it as difficult as possible for you to refill, and indirectly force to you buy their high priced cartridges, and pay their huge profit margins. If those chips are not res-set the printer will not work. That is the sole purpose of having those chips on the cartridges in the first place.
I don't know much about the US, I don't live there and I don't go there, but only read information on the web, but it seems like the printer companies are going to length, including legal intimidation and threats, almost 1930's mafia methods, to eliminate any business or activity that sell anything that can replace their cartridges and threaten their profits. (As you can see, I am not in any friendly mindset about this).
I recommend that you deal with a reputable company as the Singapore company I mentioned earlier, and install their continuous ink systems. They can advice of the correct ink and the correct system for your printer, and design a system that fits you best.
Get reference information from blogs and discussion groups. I don't know if it is true, but I believe it, that printer companies have clandestinely started their own web based ink sales, but are supplying ink that does not work or create bad results in efforts to discredit the competitive ink market. take care.
There are plenty of pictures on their website and using these systems and ink is perfectly legal.
On 27-Dec-2010 12:58 AM, shirley wrote:
do you know the name and number of a good one for reinking. I used to do that but the newer ones don't have the holes to put the ink in.....if anyone knows, perhaps I could find one on ebay.....thanks shirley----- Original Message -----From: RKSent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 12:21 AMSubject: Re: Selling Stock Photography Quality printers, or absence of them.OMany thanks everyone for your input, it is very helpful.
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