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Re: Printers - a list of those that can do long prints?


  • From: Glenn Barry <glenn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Printers - a list of those that can do long prints?
  • Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 21:59:01 +1100

HI Peter,

I have a 1200 that can do 44" long. Keep in mind that those printers that
are A4 only can only print the short side of A4 (210 mm/ 8") by 44 inches.
The 1200 can 329mm/13". If you really want all of the low down on Epsons
then I can point you in the right direction for Archival inks/papers,
refilling techniques and supplies and probably the busiest list that I
know on Epsons printers, just write to me off line and I will pass on the
links and any info that I have to hand. There can be a lot to learn!!

Glenn
Peter Shute wrote:

> I'm in the market for a new printer and am having difficulty making a
> shortlist of mbrands/models to look at. It seems that although some
> printers can do long prints, the manufacturers don't seem interested
> in specifying exactly how long, if they mention the capability at all.
> Most dealers wouldn't have a clue, and seem unable to find out.
>
> Does anyone know of a website that lists these models properly?
>
> An "A4" printer would be fine if it can do long prints. I'm a little
> concerned about reports I've heard of fading inks. I would also like
> to be able to control costs a bit by refilling the ink myself. I
> happen to be in possession of a litre of black HP51645A ink, and would
> probably lean towards a printer that could use it!
>
> Any recommendations?
>
> Peter Shute

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