Darryl,
> We print till the printer won't print anymore, this printer is an ink
> guzzler and Epson seems to have designed it that way.
> The carts can be removed, reinserted and continue printing.
So if the printer stops remove the offending cart and reinsert it to keep
printing? For how along.
> I got this tip
> from a camera rep who sells lots of these printers to schools.. we're
> considering discontinuing to provide printers with ink installed (with the
> major hassle of monitoring usage).
Shouldn't the printer(s) have an ink cart inserted to keep the head from
drying out and clogging?
>Instead if students carry their own
> carts around and print on their own 'dime' the issue is moot. Also keep
> cleaning to an absolute minimum.
>
Certainly not a bad idea, very democratic IMO, an incentive to minimize
wasteful usage.
Don
Received on Fri Dec 17 22:06:38 2004
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