Thanks. I did try one sheet at a time in the rear feeder to no avail. And, yes, it is really stiff, too! Howard --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Atherton" <timatherton@...> wrote: > > > > Has anyone used this paper in either a 2400 or 1800? It is the > > thickest paper I've ever seen and jammed my 1800 even when the > 1800 > > was set to 'thick' paper. > > When I compared the thickness to the VFA, the Max appears at > least > > 50% thicker! I am doubting Crane's quality control as they list > the > > thickness at 21. (The VFA is 19) The paper is a LOT thicker > > than the VFA. > > well - it is pretty thick, but more than anything it's really stiff > > I tend to just load it on the rear sheet loader, one sheet at a time, > though for bigger than letter size I have also run it through the > main feed on the 2400 > > If you have the cut sheets in smaller sizes, it is 365 gsm which is > pretty heavy stuff > > (BTW - make sure you print the correct side - my box from digital art > supplies was loaded upside down. Both sides of the paper are coated. > But I believe only the side with the greater texture is the Museuo > Max coating) > > tim a >
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Re: Museo Max and 1800 or 2400
2006-02-19 by how786
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