Happy New Year to you Marla!If you want archival, you should focus your research on archival pigments. This also includes matching paper.Pigmented inks are more archival. Dye inks are not, as far as I have been instructed.So if you want archival, that may be a primary factor.I'm sure others who have their own equipment will have advice.I use a museum-quality, control-freak (her own words) specialist to do my archival printing, and she is extremely serious about archival quality, along with the printer, ink and paper that all have to be matched for archival quality.Best cheer,Linda
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