HI Bailey, Yes it was on this list. I can't find it by searching either. However, John Vitollo has posted the method I used -- the one I got from Steve Kale. Here's a tip to save ink that I discovered almost by accident. Immediately after changing cartridges, instead of pressing the ink button, I shut off the printer with the power switch just for about a second or two and immediately power it on again. All the lights come on briefly, and then go off. The printer is ready to print without doing a cleaning cycle. So far, it hasn't damaged the printer and, surprisingly, the nozzle checks always seem to be fine on the first or second try. peter --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bailey Donnally" < bdonnally@s...> wrote: > Was this advice offered on this list? Is it help on how to avoid > losing so much ink in switching? In any case I couldn't find it. > Could you give a reference? > > I would like to be grateful to Steve, too. > > Bailey > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "krn_ptr" > <krn_ptr@y...> wrote: > > I'd like to thank Steve Kale for helping me figure out how to switch > back and > > forth between MK and PK without going through the Epson dance. I > haven't > > been on line for quite a while, but now I'm printing again and his > method > > worked for me. > > > > peter
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Re: 2200 Mk to PK switch
2005-05-02 by krn_ptr
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