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If you have access to the HP 'Toolbox', you can also use the HP test printout.
It isn't colour specific like the Canon nozzle test - but since the print head is built into the ink tank (on my 940c) it is easy to compare to the original, initial print.
Hobbicolors pigment ink is listed as 'PMT-BK' for ip4500 and ip4600.
It was previously 'PMD-BK'.
I assume that Hobicolors is implying that the new formula is suitable for both printers.
From the command prompt;
C:\net view \\localhost
gives a message ".....a duplicate name exists on the network...", whereas using the computer name (or ip) doesn't.
It seems that it not an error, but is by design.
There is an explanation here.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/254210
Also like to...
If HP goes back to the quality of the Deskjet 900 series, then I'm on board.
I like the features of the CLI8 printers, but I think the quality is very poor - I have had an ip3000, ip5000 that failed prematurely and an ip6000 that's on its way out - none of these printers has been abused or...
They don't tell you it's a floor model in the advertising.
I had the same deal (why would a retailer put TWO, brand new, printers on display to be pawed over).
I was assured that I could have it put in a box and, etc, and so on.
I thanked him and left.
As an aside, this company (in Canada) is...
I gave up on photo printing using the IP series (I called it an 'olive' cast) using the Hobbicolors ink (I got better results on an old HP using generic ink) and just used a CP-200 to print photos.
I've contemplated getting a custom profile from one of the on line sources, but hesitate because...
I run freezer paper through my HP 940/932 printers.
Cut to length and using Panorama Factory I can run off thirty six inch long line drawings of HMS Hood and USS New Jersey.
The non printing side is a plastic material and it rolls up like a blue print for storage.