Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark"
<paul.roark@v...> wrote:

If you see a major difference in an ink,
> it's a mistake and will be rectified.  MIS is on its holiday break
now, but
> I'm sure they'll take care of the problem when they're back.

Yes, in about 5 years that I've been dealing with them, they were very
nice.

> 
> > ... UT2 ... "It
> >can print sepia tones, where the original Ultratone ink could not. It
> >also can be used with just the Epson sliders to produce warm to
> >neutral tone prints".
> 
> This was just a comparison of the UT2 to the UT1 (known as just the "UT"
> inkset before the UT2 came out).  There are, of course, different
inksets in
> the UT family of inks.  Some of these issues come down to people
mistakenly
> ordering the wrong inks.

True, it's hard to put order in all the info they have on their site.

> 
> On the other hand, there does seem to have been an increase in these
> problems recently.  I think this is due to the confluence of several
> factors.  The wife of the principal retired. New employees are being
> trained.  Most importantly, the principal, who is an engineer, has
made a
> machine to load carts efficiently in-house.  This has been a major
> undertaking and will be a major advantage when completed.  Ink
sellers like
> MIS typically contract with other companies to load the carts.  This
is the
> source of lots of problems.

I've been using CFS almost from the beginning so in my case it's not a
cartrige issue.

Andu

> 
> At any rate, if there was a mistake, I'm sure it'll be taken care of
after
> the holidays.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com