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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion.

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To: CerealMan who wrote (103309)	4/11/2002 12:42:10 PM
From: vds4	Read Replies (1) of 150070

day is going well. busy but well. when it comes to printers, ink and paper... it all depends on what you are doing pops. If you are just printing off text, or items for personal use then standard paper and generic cartridges are just fine. In my experience, for high quality images and graphics... or even text for that matter (assuming the printer is well maintained and half decent), the biggest difference has proven to not be the ink, but rather the paper. Getting the appropriate paper for the task, the ink used and the type of printer is important. I don't mean getting a specific namebrand, but rather a type. If i need to avoid bleeding, or want to develop a high gloss finish... the paper is all important. When i use it to print off the web for personal, i just use whatever is available. a good place to check for info on these types of questions is groups.google.com it used to be deja.com. just search type in your printer brand, and some keywords like paper or ink and you should be able to find many threads discussing solutions to similar issues and questions.

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