Digital BW, The Print

I'll try again tonight, but I was only using one sheet at a time. I
generally don't load piles of anything other than regular paper in the
tray. Everything else, I only load as much as I'm going to need (I had
a printer that gave me that habit when it would churn through 10 pages
and only print a single character on it when it threw an error). I'll
try the board method as well as "giving it a shove". I also ran across
someone who attaches a strip of regular bond paper with doublestick
tape and it'll pick that up and pull it through. I may try that as
well. I love the texture of the Somerset Velvet and want it to work.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson
<jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> You may have to feed this paper in one sheet at a time. It's different
> than most. Just give it a shove. It should print just fine, I use it all
> the time. I can easily run 300 gsm papers thru my printers.
> 
> Jerry
> 
> 
> 
> phpgeek wrote:
> > 
> > My MIS setup for my 880 showed up today along with a bunch of paper. I
> > ordered some Somerset Velvet and I'm unable to get the printer to feed
> > it. The Epson Archival Matte goes through just fine. Is this common
> > with the Somerset Velvet and other papers in the 17 mil thickness
> > range? Or is there a trick which would let me feed it through? Is
> > there a threshold under which I'll probably be safe?
> > 
> > If not, I've got a pack of Somerset Velvet someone can have for cheap
> > (no shipping if you're near St. Paul, MN).
> > 
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