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Their attitude is similar to Sony raging about intellectual theft and piracy, then offering DVD burners with their name on them - oh and don't forget your Sony brand, blank, DVD's.

Pink printers? Maybe not;it was tried by the original Lionel Train Company and drove them into bankruptcy.

Since the ink is water based and water evapourates when exposed to air, why isn't the inky water evapourating.

Give the man a cigar.

Just ordered one before the midnight deadline.

Scheduled nozzle check. http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=3977&p=1

From what I could find out about the disks (made in the UAE) they are the same MID code as the good old Verbatims with the AZO dye coating.. Any decent burning program will confirm the code MCC03RG20 See the link...

So if your brand new original Canon cart is inserted into the printer, registered as full, develops a fault which lets the ink run out, the printer will happily print until the head burns out?

'Wisconsin Clip' sounds good. Pity you couldn't have contrived to be from Scotland, 'Scottish Clip' has a hint of frugality about it.

That's a great idea. I hate those rubber bands holding on the clip.

The tire or the inner tube?

I like the one response: "So...... That's what $1 billion looks like......."

That's interesting news. I have four new in boxes (4300 and 4500) and was wondering about the ink.

It's $15 for Frankd1 and myself - we're not in the US.

Fifteen dollars for shipping and handling. It should be shipped,handled and delivered by the Swedish Bikini Team.

Canon Filters - smooth, manly taste and doctor recommended.

I agree with Mowerman90. I only refill a cart if it's signaled as empty - I did it first because It seemed that I had to perform more cleanings after the nozzle check when I topped up the other carts.

Your caution does you credit, but the printer telling me that it was time to refill is the least of it. I fill each cart as prompted -only that one - even if others are getting low. Leaving the head open while I remove carts that are low, it seemed to me that I ended up with bad nozzle test and...

Even with the translucent carts, I have no easy time seeing when the tip of the needle is in the reservoir, so a piece of white tape around the needle indicates that it has traveled far enough, helps me out. This combined with a kitchen scale might be enough to keep using the German method...