> After a long session on Epson's help line, a very polite and patient > support person came to the conclusion that this stock, Avery 8387, is > too thick for this printer, even with the heavy weight options chosen. > He looked at other Epsons' specs and told me no Epson printer will > take that stock. (My HP 970 handles it fine, but I can't do BO > printing on that.) > > Seems I may even have ruined the paper sensor, he tells me, although > ordinary weight paper seems ok. Guess I was pushing the limits of the > printer as far as paper thickness goes. I don't know, this seems odd to me. My Epson 2200 easily handles (through the rear slot) 300 or even 500 gsm paper and I can't imagine the 8387 card stock is that thick. So it is unlikely that "no Epson printer will take that stock". Does the Avery package state the gsm of the stock or its thickness? Was he specifically stating that no Epson printer can take the card stock through the feeder on the top of the machine? Perhaps that is what he meant because depending on the thickness of the paper I definitely need to use the rear (manual feed) slot. Does the 220 have a manual paper feed slot? If it can handle CDs, maybe it does? (Sorry I don't have this printer.) You might want to try that if it has one. Paul -- This e-mail was scanned before sending. No virus was found in the outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.0.405 / Virus Database: 268.11.7/438 - Release Date: 9/5/2006
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RE: [Digital BW] my initial success at BO printing has come to a sad end
2006-09-07 by Paul Yesnosky
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