Digital BW, The Print

Hi Paul,
thanks for your explanations . As I understand  it now, it seems the 
best approach for our school environment (to print both color and 
usually neutral B&W on "photo" papers with a 7600) would be to use 
MIS PKN black (UTPKN-4) and the UT-3D LK (to minimize color dots) 
together with the normal MIS PRO color inks (CcMmY). Is it correct? 
Do you think that the OEM Epson color inks could be used with MIS PKN 
and UT LK?
Best regards,
Paulo
(I'm quoting below part of a related reply from you to Terry Ritz)

At 22:08 13/7/2006, you wrote:
>Terry,
> >To confirm, the configuration for a 2200 would include a standard MIS
> >Pro colour inkset but with the UT-3D LK substituting for the Pro LK.
> >Ebony and/or Photo Black would be used as appropriate based on the
> >media (I assume that w/o the UT-3D LLK that PK would be needed for
> >glossy).
>Yes, that's correct. Recall that for color new color profiles will be
>needed. If you have a profiling system, however, initial feedback is that
>the system should be well within range.
>For neutral B&W, I prefer a PKN to PK. The 3D-M is, in fact, a PKN.