-----Original Message-----
From: grdglass@... [mailto:grdglass@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 9:50 AM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for cutting rolls of paper?
Paul,
What kind of blotter paper and where do you get it?
Helene
> In my 3000 I us EAM (EEM, actually) that is cut from 24" rolls. I slice
of
> 17" using straight edges and a razor knife. I then take the 17x24"
piece
> and lay it between 2 clean blotter papers that have been evenly dampened
> with distilled water -- not soaking wet. I use a hand sprayer to do
this
> as
> evenly as possible. I use the blotter paper box as a press to flatten
the
> sandwich. After the EAM has been there a couple of minutes, I feed it
into
> the 3000 via the front paper tray, using the "Load/Eject" button to
> pre-load
> it. So, I'm printing on paper that is a hair damp (not wet), has no
curl
> left in it, may be slightly wavy, is 24" long, and works perfectly every
> time.
>
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