Doug, You are correct in your understanding. You would have to use dedicated B&W ink carts to create quality B&W prints. With the older printers, I believe you'd have to flush the heads in between color and B&W inksets. Some of the inks, such as the Cone inks, are now compatible with Epson inks, reducing the need to flush the heads, however, I believe that's only the case with the Epson pigment inks. You might try to find a used printer on eBay, or the like, to get your 2nd printer -- much cheaper option than a new one. Unfortunately, other than ink swap, there are no other inexpensive options. Nemo --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "dougkoontz" <dougkoontz@...> wrote: > > I am not sure I understand the "details" of this. Are you replaing the color inks in the 1280 > with a set of B&W inks so that you can not print color at all without replacing the ink cart. > and flushing out the inks? > > I realize a new printer would be nice but at the moment a new printer is not going to > happen. I have way to many other high end items to purchase. > > So I am looking for a way to print with what I have. > > Give me you best sugestions please. >
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Re: Understanding some details
2006-03-14 by nemoniemann
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