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Lore,

I had one of those printers--I never warmed up to it--it was notoriously difficult to use.  It made nice prints, but the muss and fuss was problematic, so I got rid of it and reverted to my ever faithful Epson 1280.  So now I am unable to use the archival inks, but the prints are beaurtiful, and I don't tremble in apprehension every time I try to feed expen$ive large format paper in to it!

Good luck,

Chris



On 12/3/2013 7:12 AM, Lore Ruttan wrote:
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I've had my Epson R1900 for awhile and I like the output even though it's always been a bit finicky with it's paper uptake. However, it's been a positive scrooge of late; miserly, resentful, and stubborn. Is this the sign of a terminal illness or the need for some TLC? Is this the general persona of the R1900 or have others had better luck with the paper feed? I'm beginning to feel a bit resentful myself!

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