Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, hogarth@s... wrote:

> About the only way that can happen is if the paper is slipping in the 
> printer. And it doesn't have to slip much. A micron here, a micron 
> there, and it adds up over 30 inches.

The interesting thinfg is that there are no anomalies in the print.
It's all there, with no overlap or image clipping anywhere (that I can
tell). 


> First thing I'd do is go over the entire paper path and vacuum system 
> and make it spotlessly clean.

I appreciate your advice. I've read your other post, and I've been
operating my 7600 for nearly three years, so I'm not new to using the
printer and have always loaded paper as you describe. This is the
first time this kind of thing has popped up. I suspect perhaps that it
might be the vacuum system. Have you any ideas how to make the vacuum
and paper path spotlessly clean? This is terra incognita for me. Do I
just get in there with a vacuum cleaner? 

Thanks, Bruce. 

Michael Gordon