Home Office Printers

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[Desktop Publishing, Graphic Design, Typography, Printing Tutorials and Software] # Who Does the Imposition - the Designer or the Printer? Imposition is the process of arranging pages in a specific order so that when printed then...

Posted at October 08, 2005 11:54 AM

HP Large Format Printing Solution News!

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[Ng Khai Computer Solutions Blog Main] HP Coated Paper - Resists ink rub-off/better handleability for less damage to prints, Great image quality””clear and concise line drawings and renderings, Dye and UV compatible - flexibility on ink HP.

Posted at October 08, 2005 11:53 AM

The Best 10 Inkjet Printers

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[Digital Photography Journal: News, Reviews, Sample Photos, Free Tips and Tutorials] PCWORLD has just posted their version of the top 10 inkjet printers. The test for each printer was based on price (25%), print quality (20%), features (15%), ease of use (15%), speed (10%), service and support (10%), and cost of consumables (5%).

Posted at October 08, 2005 11:52 AM

Samsung ML-2010 Laser Printer reviewed

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[Krunker] XYZComputing reviews the Samsung ML-2010 Laser Printer here. The specs to the ML-2010 include: * Printing Speed: Up to 22ppm * First page out: Less...

Posted at October 08, 2005 11:49 AM

Endnoting Printed Web Pages

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[ClioWeb] In “Improving Link Display for Print,” Aaron Gustafson provides a good way to make hyperlinks in a web page’s text appear as endnotes when the page is printed. The endnote shows the entire URL for the webpage.

Posted at September 25, 2005 06:32 PM

Why Don’t Retailers Combine the Strengths of Online & Physical Stores?

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[All Things] Because those deals were often pretty good, I wasn’t so much upset at OfficeMax as simply bewildered why they were working at cross-purposes with their brick-and-mortar stores. When I went in today, I was expecting the same thing, but this time the sale was at the store, too, maybe because a coupon wasn’t involved.

Posted at September 25, 2005 06:30 PM

Canon Pixma iP8500 VS Epson Stylus Photo R800 VS HP Photosmart 8250

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[Digital Photography Journal: News, Reviews, Sample Photos, Tips Photoshop Tutorials] Easy duplex printing, excellent performance, an extended color gamut, flexible paper handling, and an affordable price make the Canon Pixma iP8500 a versatile performer for a broad range of graphics-printing tasks. With its eight-color ink set–it uses the same consumables as the medium-format i9900–the iP8500 brings the flexibility and the quality of its bigger sibling to those who want the same excellent print quality but don’t need the ability to handle larger paper.

Posted at September 25, 2005 06:22 PM

What You Should Do With Your Broken Printer

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Posted at September 25, 2005 06:21 PM

Random stuff

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[All Narfed Up] I’d hate to revert to personal stuff blogging right now, but that’s all I can really do right now. I haven’t been keeping up with geeky-type stuff.

Posted at September 22, 2005 09:46 PM

New product announcements from Olympus

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[Krunker] The new P-11 printer from Olympus is a dye-sublimination printer capable of printing at 310 dpi resolutions. It is capable of printing A6 borderless prints in 33 seconds making it the fastest dye-sublimination printer around.

Posted at September 06, 2005 02:18 PM

The Shrinkwrapification of Patented Goods

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[Blog of Doom] The Shrinkwrapification of Patented Goods.: ACRA, an association of cartridge remanufacturers, sued Lexmark to block this anti-consumer...

Posted at September 06, 2005 02:15 PM

Engadget: “Refilling printer ink cartridges: crime?”

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[Is there a PC Doctor in the house? » The PC Doctor’s Technoblog - Help is just a click away!] “A recent court victory was handed to Lexmark, which reportedly gives them the power under contract and patent law to enforce the “single use only” policy written on the side of Lexmark printer cartridge boxes. This means you could technically face legal charges for refilling a Lexmark printer cartridge with third-party ink.”

Posted at September 06, 2005 02:14 PM

the light of the disk is endless

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[if:book] It was burnished to a gloss and inscribed with an ink made from crushed pearls and silver." That is a description of the one of the Tibetan monastic manuscripts, or pothi, that Jim Canary discussed in his recent presentation, "The Tibetan Book: From Pothi to Pixels and Back Again," at The Changing Book Conference (University of Iowa).

Posted at August 25, 2005 12:23 PM

Printing

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[Little Fish Creations | A Creative Passion] Kudos to Jenny Peterson for running such a great class, and thanks to my fellow participants who were a pleasure to work with (they wont read this as I forgot to tell them about my blog!!)

Posted at August 25, 2005 12:22 PM

Macworld: News: Epson hits another ink cartridge maker

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[Jackens Blog] Manufacturer like Epson now put small chips inside the cartridges that both makes difficult for others to make cartridges that work with Epson printers, and also makes it harder to refill them. And the cartridge stops working with more than 10-15% of the ink remaining, because of Epsons calculation of how much there is left.

Posted at August 04, 2005 07:07 PM

Apple Pro Series Motion

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[ IT-Enquirer: HarmonyAudio: Exemplary GarageBand Companion] Standard included Particles and Parameter behaviour are covered in the next chapter, but again this one is more of an introduction to the next chapter, which deals with advanced Particle design. In this chapter you will learn how to start with a default particle system and change it so that it becomes something completely different.

Posted at August 03, 2005 10:36 AM

MrSID vs. TIFF

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[Spatially Adjusted - Blog about ESRI and GIS] These MrSID images are great because they compress huge raster datasets down to a fraction of their size, but in doing that they cause problems. ArcMap does a great job with MrSID (much better than the old ArcView 3.x ever did) that you almost never notice the difference while panning and zooming, but when you hit that print button the problems begin.

Posted at August 03, 2005 10:34 AM

How To: Silkscreen a Poster

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[StreetRes] It turns out that the good folks at Fecal also have an extremely detailed tutorial on how to Silk screen with Rubylith by Anthony Skirvin. Crazy oldschool but it’s exhaustive.

Posted at August 03, 2005 10:29 AM

Sys Admin Woes: Common Problems

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[The Search for A Good Story] Picking up where I left off just yesterday, and perhaps even inspired this wonderful post from Tony, here is a humorous, tongue-in-cheek (but 100% true) rundown of common problems sys admins face on a daily basis: I can’t print If there is ever a phrase that will chill the warmest of Sys Admin hearts, it is this one. I don’t know who out there designs the printers that HP and Epson and Lexmark manufacture, but somewhere there’s a room in hell waiting for them full of old Full House episodes, rapists and razor blades.

Posted at August 03, 2005 10:28 AM

Printing Your Own T-Shirts ... Online!

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[Lockergnome's Technobabble] From online graphics to one-off ordering, Palo Alto-based Zazzle has resources that your local t-shirt printer simply does not. (The company has just landed a whopping $16 million in funding from venture capitalists John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins and Ram Shriram of Sherpalo Ventures.

Posted at August 02, 2005 04:44 PM

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