Digital BW, The Print

Hello:

I'm wondering if you are feeding through the top feed slot or from  
the back. The straight path might help avoid the quality problem in  
the far right. You could also attach a sheet of paper the same width  
as your sheet (such as Epson Enhanced Matte) to the back of the sheet  
about 6 inches long to give the paper more stability as it passes  
through the printer. I often use acid free masking tape for these  
types of things, and you can de-stick it a bit by sticking it first  
to a shirt or pant leg. The key is not damaging your paper when you  
remove the tape.

You can search for "pizza wheels" or "ejection wheels" for some  
solutions on the Stylus Color 2200, but I'm not sure about whether  
the same advice applies with regard to the wheels on the R2400.

Hope that helps,

Andrew
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Andrew Darlow
Editor, The Imaging Buffet
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Author, 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques:
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On Feb 7, 2008, at 9:02 AM, pglombick wrote:

> I sure would appreciate some feedback on how to fix pizza wheel marks
> on the R2400 using EFP and HM Baryta papers. I am also curious if
> anyone else is having these problems.
>
> Also, print quality is poor in the far right of the prints, where the
> print leaves the rear roller. Anyone else experience this problem?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
> 
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