Digital BW, The Print

Steadman,

You wrote:

>....can you recommend a good way for us to communicate [to MIS] our
>interest in the Sepia inks.

While MIS cannot answer all its e-mails, they might look at the subject
lines to see what they are about.

You -- and others -- can also call the 800 # and ask for it.

You could probably have a thread here and make it a de facto petition.

MIS's limits appear to be time and space.  If they know they have X order
for an ink they can mix from existing stock and the formula for which is
going to be given to them, why not?

Perhaps one way to limit MIS's concerns is if a new, untested mix is called
a "beta" ink so that MIS doesn't have to put it through a battery of tests
before mixing and selling it.  (Frankly, with the sepia mix there isn't much
that is going to happen.  It's just MIS VM K with some MIS Archival M & Y
added.)

Again, it seems like if there is sufficient demand, there ought to be a way
for MIS to respond to it.

Paul