Canon IP3000 - ink takes forever to dry!

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But why did Kodak semi gloss 2 sided paper dry fast on the Canon
S830D? If Canon didn't like Kodak paper, I would have had the same
'wet ink' problem with that printer, and it was never a problem.
 
Steve said:
But why did Kodak semi gloss 2 sided paper dry fast on the Canon
S830D? If Canon didn't like Kodak paper, I would have had the same
'wet ink' problem with that printer, and it was never a problem.
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You arfe assuming that ALL the Canon inks are identical to each other.

Therefore, ALL Canon printers will print equally well on Kodak paper....

But, if NOT ALL the Canon inks are the same, then not all Canon printers
will print equally well on Kodak paper.


I am willing to assume that NOT ALL Canon inks are the same.


I don't know much about inks, but I ain't stupid enough to assume that
they are all the same.

Jim
 
Steve said:
But why did Kodak semi gloss 2 sided paper dry fast on the Canon
S830D? If Canon didn't like Kodak paper, I would have had the same
'wet ink' problem with that printer, and it was never a problem.
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Try a few sheets of Canon paper to see if you do/still have a problem.
 
Except for the BCI-3BK which is used for text printing, the other three
cartridges are the same as used in the S830D.
 
Greetings Jim,

You are right, each printer may have different ink and disperse it
differently. Kodak has gone to the trouble of testing every printer that is
released and provides detailed suggestions for printer driver settings based
on the type of Kodak paper being used. You can find this on the following
site.

http://www.kodak.com/go/inkjet

Look for the Printer Settings option at the left of the noted URL.

Talk to you soon,

Ron Baird
Eastman Kodak Company
 
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