Digital BW, The Print

with care it will take any of those papers. But the more coated thick paper you put through, the more often you need to clean the feed parts to keep it working well.
Since it's an office printer it's happiest with thin papers, but these coatings will powder off onto the feed parts and hamper grab eventually no matter how thick or thin.
Tyler

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "kwalsh74" <kwalsh74@...> wrote:
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> I just got a 1400 and am about to drop some $$$ on 13x19 paper.  I'm wondering on thickness what route to go.  I'm probably going to do PA Alise or HPR, but the question is thicker or thinner?  I presume thinner feeds easier but may curl and hit the print head or perhaps curl more when framed.  
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> Of these options which you folks think would be the least fuss?
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> Alise 250g (16 mil)
> Alise 300g (20 mil)
> H. Photo Rag 188g
> H. Photo Rag 308g
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> I suppose if I choose to do non-OBA it is going to be one of the Alises for sure since I can get the Museum version.
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> Thanks for any advice,
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> Ken
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