Digital BW, The Print

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> NoMoreCars.com is another supplier that is often used.  I've 
not used the
> MIS version, but it's so much cheaper that I think I'll try it next 
time.
> 
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com

I use both MIS and CIS sytems and originally the MIS was a pain 
to setup. It still is... if you follow the old instructions and inject ink 
into the catridges. Instead, use the vacum pump method as 
outlined for the CIS system. You can get the pump from MIS as 
well now, but they seam to still backseat that method for the 
original injection method. The system I just had delivered this 
week still include instructions to inject.  I don't know why anyone 
would do this when the vacuum method is easier by far!

Though the price from MIS is much cheaper, the CIS system is 
engineered a bit nicer, but that is just cosmetics. The bottom line 
is $125 for CIS or $60 for MIS... prices are for an 1160 not 
including vacuum pump. The CIS may look better but the results 
are the same.

Dave