2004-04-01 by colingruk
... under details in the printer driver dialog box. If you set it to print directly to the printer, the printing will take precedence over everything else on
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2004-04-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... Gentlemen before we dwell into US legislation and practices. I m Dutch and I have translated parts of Dutch and German magazine articles. The magazines
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2004-04-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... You are entirely right. Sir, may I ask for your clemency. I never disguised the source nor the fact that I did something wrong. Have pity with me. Ernst
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2004-04-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... Which can be brought to Paul s 2 to 1 with some tweaking. But you are right on out of the box scanning. Dmax, signal to noise is however almost on par with
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2004-04-01 by Mark Hahn
I think the ratio goes up with the flatbed scanner resolution... ie. an Epson 2450 probably comes in at about 1800 and the 3200 at about 2000 and the 4870 just
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2004-04-01 by Kip Babington
If they have a flat bottom, you could use regular double stick tape, or (the even stronger) industrial strength foam tape. Cheers, Kip
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2004-04-01 by bgs
Glad you ve been hanging around. Because of your excellent comments you don t have to listen to Kenny G. bgs ... From: Austin Franklin
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2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... In some jurisdictions, even trivial infringements can be prosecuted as criminal acts. In practice, most trivial infringements are not pursued at all,
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2004-04-01 by chambered01
My 1160 has begun to have paper feed problems. After sending a file to print, the printer will run several sheets of paper through the machine and then the
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2004-04-01 by Sam McCandless
... That s what I did, Jerry, but at the time I think some others were using the foam earplugs hardware stores have as small bumpers to hold the lid ajar. I ve
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2004-04-01 by Austin Franklin
Hi Anthony, ... It has to be a pretty egregious (so many instances, profit from it etc.) to be considered a crime, and if it isn t, it becomes a civil matter,
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2004-04-01 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 3/31/2004 7:49:58 PM Pacific Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Claude, Could you be a little more specific
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2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... An apology will not help you if the copyright holder decides to sue or prosecute.
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2004-04-01 by Bob Thornburg
I ve been trying to get the MIS CFS to work on my Epson 1270 for months now! Every time I have a breakthrough, some new problem crops up. MIS has been
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2004-04-01 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That gives you some control, but you can get even more dramatic effects if you go outside that box. For instance, PS s Channel Mixer lets you apply any
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2004-04-01 by Sean
I did not realize that images can t be sent to the list. Here is a link to my image showing the problem. http://www.sbphoto.net/Banding.htm please help,
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2004-04-01 by Truman Prevatt
I find I use PWP 95% of the time. About the only time I use PS (7) is for the healing brush. I didn t realize that Adobe had taken up the MS model. Another
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2004-04-01 by Sean
Have any of you have this problem with vertical banding on the right side of the page. Sean attached is a jpg of the banding. -- Fine Art Black & White
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2004-04-01 by Scott Graham
Photoflo is a surfactant, one constituant of most dishwashing concoctions. = In other words
as you say it reduces surface tension, but it does not necessarily
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2004-04-01 by glennrbarry@optusnet.com.au
Photoflo is essentially low suds dishwashing liquid, O.K a slight oversimplification, but in a pinch you can use a drop or two of dish washing detergent, to
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2004-03-31 by Paul Roark
Don, ... Good move. I support PW as well as PS because both use the same curves. Although I have PS CS and like it, I think Adobe s latest licensing scheme
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2004-03-31 by mkitei
Does anybody know who has 8000s in stock and what the going price might be.. Mike
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2004-03-31 by George Le Masurier
Don, I bought the C84 brand new from Office Depot for $75 and ordered the EZ inks from MIS. It works like a charm, very rich B&W prints. Or course, it starts
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2004-03-31 by Don M
Very interesting. Starting from scratch, does it matter which printer to buy, the C82 vs C84? -Don M
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2004-03-31 by don.swanson
I have the Nikon 4000 and it s a great scanner. Does a better job than the Epson 3200. That said there are other issues involved when looking at the Epson 4870
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2004-03-31 by Don M
... Good point! I have begun using Picture Window Pro instead of Photoshop, although I am taking a PS class so I m learning it too. In PWP when I convert a
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2004-03-31 by Andre
... may be ... tend to ... film ... Paul, Recent test by two german photo magazine (Color Foto and C t) indicate that for flatbeds true resolution, the ratio
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2004-03-31 by Don M
Ok, thanks. I tend to look for instant gratification sometimes when I should just be patient. I ll hang around and read, and post the occasional question when
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2004-03-31 by glewis4457
and it seems to be operating just fine. I used the prefilled version of the CIS. Now, what do I do with the the hinged lid since it no longer closes properly
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2004-03-31 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You think B&W is complicated, try color. ;-) My advice, for the greatest simplicity, is to start out in black-only (BO) ink mode, if your printer has such
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2004-03-31 by Paul Roark
Jesús, If you want the most from your Rollei, get the Nikon 8000. (There may be bargains as the color folks go to the 9000.) As to flatbeds, I tend to
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2004-03-31 by Paul Roark
Don, Andre is probably right. The C82/84 and EZ B&W is about as easy as it gets. I ll send you a handout I use for genealogy talks that has a information for
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2004-03-31 by Andre
... first. Any ... Don, EZ Black & White by Paul Roark. Just follow this link. Its about simple b&w printing. Nothing complicated. Plain and simple. And cheap
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2004-03-31 by bgs
Hey Don M., Stay right here and ask questions. It was the same for a quite a large group on this site. bgs ... From: Don M To:
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2004-03-31 by BRIAN MAYTUM
Thanks, I will keep the printers on USB1.1 as I have the printing set to lock the PC until the spool is written and printing started, after which I regain
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2004-03-31 by Jesus RV
Dear all:
I am not sure this is the right forum for this question, but I am completel= y sure you all are
the right advisers, so I go:
Although I own a 6.3
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2004-03-31 by Don M
I recently subscribed here, and I can tell I m in over my head. You folks are doing complicated printing that I probably will never attempt. I wondered if
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2004-03-31 by Steve Kale
Ok my Lab was kind enough to give me some Photoflo. I am not familiar with these chemicals and really don¹t want to mess this up so just to check: 1. Can I
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2004-03-31 by jcap40
Claude, Could you be a little more specific on your workflow? I don t see ICM setting in my setup. Do you print from Photoshop or Qimage? I find that I can
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2004-03-31 by yawiewho
That explains a lot! Thank you. I just downloaded the latest driver for OS X from the epson site, but only my epson 2100 driver is recognised. Oh bother! All
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2004-03-31 by kcooper666
... Nope, as I originally mentioned, Epson UK were more than happy - I ended up with a 9600, which apart from the annoying expense of changing black inks is a
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2004-03-31 by Ernst Dinkla
... borrowed images from other sources to illustrate the 4000 article. Not your images in the first place. You borrowed a translation I made of the first
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2004-03-31 by kcooper666
... And the bandwidth that they take? Your point is a valid one since I was sent much of the original info non-attributed . A modest ripost against the trader
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2004-03-31 by Ernst Dinkla
... Maybe I m a bit naive but what is actually the problem ? You borrowed images from other sources to illustrate the 4000 article. Not your images in the
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2004-03-31 by colingruk
... for printers. I upgraded my computer and found that to be fairly close. There is another difference, which is that the much greater speed means that your
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2004-03-31 by Gus J Grubba
This happened to me once. I had placed an old router on eBay and some guy decided to sell his using my picture (linking straight to my server). I got so pissed
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2004-03-31 by colingruk
... 2100 ... between ... that ... YaWie, I buy US 2200 cartridges from Atlex for delivery in the US and have the recipent ship them to me in Europe. They work
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2004-03-31 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... eBay is a busy place. It s possible to modify your Web server to exclude external linking directly to your images, if you have access to the server
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2004-03-31 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Couldn t the person have simply copied the image, instead of linking to it? -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
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2004-03-31 by kcooper666
... One of them was Enough to make the point - without offence (except to the seller!) It was up for a
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