3rd party ink messages in Epson R200

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How annoying are the messages for non-Epson ink? Do you get a message
for every color for each print?

Ken
 
Not at all, I have an R300 and use third party ink the only time I get a
message is when it's down to 20% I would be looking at drivers.
 
How annoying are the messages for non-Epson ink? Do you get a
message for every color for each print?
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I never got one my self. I imagine it depends on the chips you have.
 
Do you feel at all neglected by not getting the annoying message? ;-)

Sorry, can't help it, I have a background in psychology.

Art
 
Arthur said:
Do you feel at all neglected by not getting the annoying message? ;-)

Sorry, can't help it, I have a background in psychology.

Art
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THEY ARE KOOL
 
Do you feel at all neglected by not getting the annoying message? ;-)
Sorry, can't help it, I have a background in psychology.
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Indeed I do... at least if I got the annoying message I could explain
it... but without one and without a valid explanation as to how to
reproduce the *error*.... as that would be damn handy to those who
don't want it. And the drugs are going to kick in soon. I should say
mussle relaxents.
 
Are you sure they aren't mussel relaxants? I bet even mussels get
uptight at times (when starfish are around, for instance). I ate my
spinach when I was a kid, so my muscles never relax ;-)

Art
 
Here is how to get rid of the messages. Goto Office Depot or Staples
and buy a set of genuine OEM Epson BRANDED inks. Install them all.
Print a few pages and the messages should go away. You will have to
print a number of pages to purge the crap out of the printer.
 
Here is how to get rid of the messages. Goto Office Depot or Staples
and buy a set of genuine OEM Epson BRANDED inks.
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Actually that is a spiffy idea... a combo of OEM chips and a
chipresetter. Why didn't I think of that. Those chips are easy enough
to remove, and probally can be reaffixed with double stick tape.
 
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