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<x-flowed>At 02:44 PM 8/30/01 -0500, Thomas Keesling wrote: >Rafe, thanks for the additional info. > >I'm curious. Were you able to restore the use of the clogged CIS and, if so, >what did it take to accomplish that? And how long had you been using the CIS >when the sudden clogging occurred? > >I'm not interested in printing on glossy paper and, based on a print >exchange I was involved in last spring, I think can live with switching to >pigments from my Luminos Silver dye-based inks. I'm long overdue to upgrade >to a longer-lasting ink and archivability is now important to me. > >I'm ordering the MIS inks today. The CIS itself continued on in a sort of hobbled state for quite some time. The printer returned to normal printing after I got rid of the MIS inks. It's really rather a garbled, ugly story -- due in part to trying many different kinds of ink, and in part to being cheap about the way I was trying to flush the CIS between the different inksets. The proper (and more expensive) approach is to replace the fitted carts in the CIS. I do believe there's a potential issue with *all* pigment inks involving separation of the solids and liquid carrier. It is really quite a trick, when you think about it, to keep such a solution homogeneous. rafe b. - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-flowed>
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