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From: davemad@pnet01.cts.com (Dave Madsen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: DeskJet Plus
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Date: 13 Jul 90 01:05:35 GMT
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In article <28537@pnet01.cts.com> athomas@peg.UUCP writes:

>Salient Points:
>
>        1. Instead of buying new cartridges, I inject a few ml of
>           Quink ink through the top orifice. Works perfectly as far
>           as I can tell.

As for injecting your own ink, can you also use India ink or
Calligrapher's ink?  I have a lot of that laying around just itching to
be used.  It is also waterproof.  As for actually injecting it, I assume
the orifice you speak of is the one in the center of the arrow on the
top of the ink cartridge?

>        3. If you use PagesetterII see the Bug Bytes column in Vol 5 #3
>           March 1990.

I use PageSetterII with my DeskJet and I think I know of the problem of
which you speak.  Is it in regards to the offsetting of the print margins?
In any case, I don't have access to the "Bug Bytes column in Vol 5 #3 March
1990" of which you speak.  Would it be possible for you to post/mail the
information regarding the use of PageSetterII with a DeskJet?

I appreciate any information that can be given.  Thanks!

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