If you can't get the C86 running you can still get a C88 from Amazon for under $90 and run the EZ inks in that. Check http://www.amazon.com/Epson-Stylus-C88-Printer-C11C617121/dp/B000FSOZE4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1321907456&sr=8-2 I've been using EZ inks for years, starting with the C84 when it was the current model, and moving on to the C88 when it replaced the earlier models. (I think they take the same cartridges, as I was able to transfer my CIS from the C84 to the C88 without any adjustments that I can rec all.). I make hundreds of 8x8 prints at Christmas to bind into books for family members, and have always been pleased with the ease with which this printer/ink combination makes nice B&W images. Printer longevity is not a strong point for these printers - I can't remember how many I've had over the years but I had at least 3 of the 84s and have had at least 5 or 6 of the 88s. I think I do usually get at least a thousand prints out of one, so I'm not really complaining. Cheers, Kip crepuscolino wrote: > > > Paul thank you so much for your detailed answer! > > > > < snip > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Starting from scratch, unfortunately!
2011-11-21 by Kip Babington
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