Digital BW, The Print

I have just started using the ii60 with the MIS VM/EAM
and I am really happy with the results using their
published settings (provided by Paul Roark - thank you
Paul!). I use the heavyweight matte setting but I have
the "high speed" setting turned off which has stopped
the banding problems I was getting with my initial
prints. I have not changed the paper thickness lever
from the default it was set on as it came out of the
box (0). The only problem I had initially was with the
Continuous Ink System - I could not get the vacum pump
procedure to work so resorted to pulling the ink
through the bottom cartridge holes with the syringe
and adaptor provided in the kit. (My only gripe is
that the MIS procedure does not even mention how to do
this, I had to work this out for myself). Oh well
experimenting is half (or is it all) the fun.
Good luck with your printing.
Jim 
 --- Doug Fisher <dougfisher@...> wrote: >
On the MIS page for their VM workflow, when using an
> 1160, VM and EAM they
> say to use the heavyweight matte setting.  Is this
> what most people here are
> using for the paper setting or are they using the
> photo quality inkjet paper
> setting?  What about the position of the paper
> thickness lever - "0" or "+"?
> 
> Thanks,
> Doug
> 
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