Digital BW, The Print

Very interesting thread!  I've been using UT2 Warm Tone inks in my 1280 using the CFS.  While I've not really had the problems so many others report with this configuration I would like to take advantage of converting our Epson 2200 to b/w usage.

Based on what I've read here my bottles of UT2 will not do me much good.  Between trying to get everything to work will in the printer sandbox I have to get it all to play together with Windows7.

What suggestions do you have to make the most of what I have to convert over to either a CFS system or standard cart system using the 2200.

Thanks, Mike


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "pr_roark" <pr_roark@...> wrote:
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> "bskumar_in" <focusgma@> wrote:
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> >... I guess using these inks in the 2200 would be more trouble 
> > than I can handle. I was quite happy with the prints from the 
> > 1290, except for the clogging. I'll try to find another used 
> > 1290. They're still sold new here in Japan as the PM-3700C.
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> The 1280/1290 were capable of good printing, but they also have a reputation for clogging.  The 2200 was much better in that respect.  So, you might want to consider whether it's worth the frustration to save a couple bottles of ink.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
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