Digital BW, The Print

Kim,

my vote would be to return it and get the paper somewhere else.
Unless it says the right thing on the box, with the EEM specs, code etc
it's not worth your trouble to find out the hard way. Epson paper names
are confusing enough as it is. The only way to know what you are buying 
is to stick with the name and code of the  particular  paper you want.
Look at Lexjet as an example (prices may be too high to buy) of how codes
and names seem more consistent...


Antonis



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Kim Fullbrook" 
<photo@f...> wrote:
> Epson Enhanced Matte (also known as Archival Matte) is a popular paper 
for
> black & white work.
> 
> Recently I visited B&H in NYC to buy a 17 inch wide roll of EEM. The paper I
> was given had the Epson product code SO 41746 and was actually labelled 
as
> "Singleweight Matte". At the time I was assured that this is the same paper
> as EEM but now I'm home and have surfed the web am not so sure.