Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Hi  David,  Yes I realize that each print has to have different driver 
settings.  It is very easy to reroll the paper back up because that is 
what roll paper printers do is work from roll paper.  I am mainly 
talking 19mil canvas here, because that cut sheets are very flimsy and 
are very hairy to run. the 7600 rolls the sheets back and forth very 
fast and it is very easy to get a crash.  The roll is much more stable.  
I am going to try printing from qimage.

Thanks for the reply,  I still wish I understood all this black stuff 
better.  At least my out of gamut deep blacks dont turn green now like 
they did with the atkinsons. And there is more detail and almost no 
posterization.

Randy


>That wouldn't help, because you have to do the prints SEPARATELY, with the
>media setting changed in the driver. You can't do them all in one shot,
>so printing them in a straight line doesn't work. You need to print; go back
>into the driver; change the media setting; print again. With roll paper,
>you -could- roll the paper back up and print again (although I'm not sure
>how easy that is; on my 4800, everything having to do with handling and printing
>roll paper is sheer annoyance).
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>I'd suggest cutting a chunk off the roll, and then cut -that- into
>two letter sized sheets, if you don't have any cut sheets of the same media.
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>>Yes, it is better than atkinsons.
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>Now -that- is great to hear...:-)
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>>And a shmo like me made it the same
>>day I got the stuff.
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>You can probably do it quicker and more efficiently the next time around,
>too, now that you've been through the process once.
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