>> There is a way tofool it into thinking the cartridge is
>> full if it decides to not let you print at all.
>> In fact, there is usually 25% ink left in the color cartridge
>> when it says it's out, so I do this all the time.
> And that way is???...... ;-)
See the following link:
I do this all the time and it only takes a minute or two. Of course you then
run the risk of one color running out in the middle of a big print. Also, I
should mention that one or two people claim that it is not a good idea to let
the cartridge run dry, although when pressed they could not come up with a
reason. I have never had a problem - when one of the colors runs out, I just pop
in a new cart and run one or two cleaning cycles and everything is fine. One way
around this is to just keep printing until the levels say 75% and then put in
the new cart. Obviously you can also do this with the black cart.
I'm sorry for the off-topic posts. If anybody wants any more info, please email
me privately. Also, anyone with an Epson printer should subscribe to the Yahoo
EPSONx7x_Printers list (it is for all Epson printers, not just the x7x series).
Nick
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