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To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (21304)	12/12/2001 6:48:12 PM
From: Ausdauer	Read Replies (1) of 60323

Art, I have noticed that Epson inks... ...work best on semi-absorbent papers. These dry immediately on contact with the paper. I find the high quality, matte, heavyweight paper from Epson to give very satisfactory results. I cut 8 1/2 x 11" pages into 4 equal quarters and it is quite economical. I noticed with HP and Kodak papers that the ink droplets tend to pool up and the paper remains wet and can smudge for a few minutes after printing. The Epson glossy photo paper does not cause this problem. The Red River sampler I purchased includes a paper called "Zeppelin Semi-Gloss" and there is also a photo stock, heavyweight glossy card (can't recall the exact name) which is quite similar to the Epson paper. I have learned by trial and error that some papers are better suited for HP or Lexmark or Canon or Epson printers and one size does not fit all. I also received a p-mail from someone who has had great success with Ilford paper for inkjet. ilford.com This will be our third Christmas with inkjet cards and I doubt anyone can tell they are homemade and printed with an inkjet printer. Aus

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