On Jul 14, 2005, at 7:41 AM, Sam McCandless wrote:
> I hope the 4800 is at least feasible, James, because from its spec's,
> which I might have misunderstood, I thought it wouldn't feed
> custom-sized sheets smaller than letter size. Which I need in order
> to be able to re-print old family photos one-up in their original,
> typically small, sizes. So I haven't thought the 4800 was an option
> for me. But if it can feed sheets the size of your holiday cards'
> stock even one at a time, then maybe it is.
> --
> Sam
>
>
>> Last year I did a brisk business making holiday cards for portrait
>> customers printing Entrada 5x7 pre-folded stock (188 gsm as I recall)
>> as well as letter sized sheets cut in thirds to fit in #10 envelopes.
>>
>> I used QTR with OEM inks in an Epson 2200.
>>
>> This was all well and good, except, no tweaking or creative solution
>> could be found to get a stack of sheets to automatically load the
>> relatively thick stock.
>>
>> This year I am contemplating getting a 4800 to do the job but I want
>> to
>> hear from actual users if the printer is capable of printing a stack
>> of
>> 188 gsm paper unassisted. I will be around to keep an eye on things, I
>> just don't ever want to go back to setting a timer to be at the
>> printer
>> at the exact instant required to "ooch" each sheet into the feed
>> rollers again.
>>
>> Let me know.
>>
>> James Haney
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