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April 24th 04, 03:09 PM
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Thanks a lot Cari. That's a big help. Now I know which printer NOT to get.
Helene Helene "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User 
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Thanks a lot Cari. That's a big help. Now I know which printer NOT to get.
Helene Helene "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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April 24th 04, 03:09 PM
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Thanks a lot Cari. That's a big help. Now I know which printer NOT to get.
Helene Helene "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Thanks a lot Cari. That's a big help. Now I know which printer NOT to get.
Helene Helene "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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April 24th 04, 06:17 PM
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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#96
April 24th 04, 06:17 PM
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HP 722c printer blurred and smeared since XP
Thanks a lot Cari. That's a big help. Now I know which printer NOT to get.
Helene Helene "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... Take a look at this recent article published by the BBC... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3626373.stm Ignore the basic prices ... unlesss you know your British Pound to wherever you are exchange rate..... but the ownership costs over the eighteen months probably give you a good clue as to what model NOT to get! The best thing to do is to go to your local store... and get them to demonstrate the output to you. Only your eyes can judge what looks best... ! Obviously if you're going to be printing photos, go for one that is a photo printer... remember you'll be using more ink but the better photo printers use ink that lasts much longer! No point in printing out a beautiful photo in good resolution if it's going to look terrible in a year or so! Separate ink cartridges are a godsend (at least to me who does print out a lot of photos). I'm always out of photo magenta first, then photo cyan. Even in my older S800 which does not have the photo cartridges, it's always magenta first, then cyan. (Perhaps I don't take many photos that need yellow!).... it's great to just have to buy a single cartridge instead of throwing away all that cyan and yellow just because I need more magenta! -- Cari MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware www.coribright.com "Helene" wrote in message ... Got it!!!! LOL. I was thinking of HP because I have loved the 722c, but Canon has the separate color cartridges. I'm thinking of an all in one. Any ideas on that? Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... Yes! Maybe Canon "Helene" wrote in message ... Ok, I'm listening!!! LOL. Should I look harder at the other printers and not so much at Lexmark? I've never had a Lexmark, so don't know too much about them. I really appreciate the insight of you folks with more experience. Helene "Victor D." wrote in message ... I thing you should of been more direct. I think Helene didn't really know what you meant! But there is always a maybe? "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... I was being tactful! Cari www.coribright.com "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Helene There is a very good hint in Cari's posting!! -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
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