Digital BW, The Print

a hardware store carries rivets, that will fit the port

chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@...> wrote:And from whence are we supposed to get such rivets?  I have no idea 
what he's talking about -- any help here from anyone?  Would a piece 
of tape over the vents and the port not suffice (and storing the 
Septone cartidges upside down?

> While we recommend dedicating the 2200 for Septone if a CIS is 
used, it is
> VERY reasonable to use the printer for both Septone and Ultrachrome
> printing. The only caveat is to use the entire Septone cartridge 
before
> removing or seal them with rivets in between. It wastes a small 
amount of
> ink to switch back and forth but we have been doing it here with 
very few
> hiccups. The Septone carts do not have resealable ports (only the 
Epson
> carts feature those) so if the cart is to be removed, a rivet 
should be used
> and tape should be placed on the vent hole. It's also important to
> understand that we cannot support cartridges which have been 
removed and
> reinserted as we have no control over the conditions in which they 
were
> stored, etc.



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