inks (as I do) it is important to use inks that others have been successful with and can recommend. I have had no problems with MIS inks for refilling and others have reported using Formulabs inks in prefilled carts from Alotofthings or Formulabs bulk...

Alotofthings "Formulabs" ink problems, Canon. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Started this in another thread, though I'd make a new thread as it's a new topic. Those local trolls who like to rage about 3rd party inks can ignore this, as...

you, yes i already have a Canon S200SPx, it's a pretty good > printer, and i fill it from the nozzle ends (so no drilling > necessary). However, it's not brilliant at printing onto photo paper. > So, do you recommend any of the Canon 'all-in'one' printers,...

Beware Formulabs inks. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Just a heads up. I have been having a lot of problems with Formulabs (Sensient) inks (sold by the likes of More specifically: With a Canon i865 and i9950 all black and white prints...

inks you use and it is best to get advice from others who can, from their own experience, recommend a specific product. I, and several others, refill cartridges with one of three inks that are available online - MIS, Formulabs bulk ink from Alotofthings,...

alotofthings and Formulabs. I'm only one of many satisfied customers. Check out what others also have to say. -- Ron Cohen "Innealtoir" wrote in message news:20041014083749.13148.00002711@mb-m28.aol.com... > I have the iP4000 to replace my i850 CANON...

from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Unfortunately Wilhelm tested three canon aftermarket inks that I have never seen mentioned in any of the forums or newsgroups.. Wish he would have tested MIS, Alotofthings Formulabs, Inkgrabber, Computer Friends, and...

of OEM ink cartridges costs more than half the cost of a low end printer, either Canon or Epson! I've solved the problem by buying a Canon i960, using aftermarket bulk inks and refilling the cartridges with good (MIS) aftermarket inks. Great photo prints...

been forewarned: this is (was?) a known problem of Epson printers. Now I'm looking at new Canon Photo printers (iP4000 in particular) and considering getting one. Has anybody encountered the similar problem with Canon _new_ line of printers? If yes -- how...

less problems. If not then you might want to change your brand of ink. One way or the other, you will have to change something you do. You might wait for others to respond about cleaning clogs as I've never had that problem with Canon printers. -Taliesyn...