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I couldn't find the paper I used to buy for making flyers and
brochures. So, I got another paper that is very nice, but isn't quite
as compatible with my printer. It is a glossy flyer type paper.
It prints fine except for black, which pools since it isn't being
absorbed well enough.
I managed to solve the problem with photos by reducing the opacity of
the photo to 75%. Then it prints fine.
What I need to figure out is how to adjust text in a word processor
file. I managed to fix today's problem by changing the black text to
dark blue. That comes out fine. But I would still like the option of
printing black.
Draft uses less ink, but messes up my text. Not good for advertising
flyers.
When I go to maintenance, there is a custom settings option that looks
like I can adjust ink drying time, but it is greyed out, and I cannot
change those settings.
Is there a way to tell the printer to use less of the black ink? I
have tried most of the paper settings to see if any of them would give
better results. No luck.
The paper is actually better than my old paper. Nicer feel, shinier,
and one third the cost. So, I would love to keep using this paper.
Any suggestions?
brochures. So, I got another paper that is very nice, but isn't quite
as compatible with my printer. It is a glossy flyer type paper.
It prints fine except for black, which pools since it isn't being
absorbed well enough.
I managed to solve the problem with photos by reducing the opacity of
the photo to 75%. Then it prints fine.
What I need to figure out is how to adjust text in a word processor
file. I managed to fix today's problem by changing the black text to
dark blue. That comes out fine. But I would still like the option of
printing black.
Draft uses less ink, but messes up my text. Not good for advertising
flyers.
When I go to maintenance, there is a custom settings option that looks
like I can adjust ink drying time, but it is greyed out, and I cannot
change those settings.
Is there a way to tell the printer to use less of the black ink? I
have tried most of the paper settings to see if any of them would give
better results. No luck.
The paper is actually better than my old paper. Nicer feel, shinier,
and one third the cost. So, I would love to keep using this paper.
Any suggestions?