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NOTS3W, Almost all the higher-end inkjet printers today have chipped carts. I guess that is what we have to face with. My first few color pictures were big disapppointment so far as all the pictures have strong bronze tone. I don't have a specific icc profile. I am using cheap Staples...

NOTS3W you are getting me all nervous. I have just printed the first test page from my brand new MP970. I am still trying to learn the best way to do refill.

Oops. My fast reading is not good. Like Roseanne Roseannadanna said: Never Mind!!!!!!!!!! Simon R: Outsourced customer support does not neccessary mean poor CS. In fact CS agents in India are generally very polite and helpful. But to get CS right, it requires training, language, specific...

Office Depot had outsourced its customer support to outside call centers in US and in India around two years ago and their customer support has been really bad.

Thanks for all the great infomation.

Thanks for a quick reply. Now I understand. So, I better take good care of those OEM carts so they will last for many refills.

I am receiving a Canon MP970 in 2 days. I refill my current pre-chipped ip6000D using Hobbicolors UW so refilling chipped carts is new to me. If I am eventually going to lose the Ink Monitor function with my new chipped carts after they run out, so why not sell these carts on eBay now (may be...

I was referring to the MPtool that did not work for my MP160 which has PG-40 and Cl-41. The IP-tool does not recognize my MP160.

Edit: Oops, I was referred to Manuchau's post. First the IP-tool link work. The second link does not. I follow this page (link) and find the "MPTool For MP150, MP160, MP170, MP180, MP450, MP460" article, click "read the rest of entry", at the end of the article, there is a "Download MPTool"...

Thanks. I already have a IP6000D I brought through Criaglist for $50, specifically for easy refilling purpose. It has served me well. I have gotten a "free" MP160 from buying a laptop. And I refill that too. That does not count my other Brother 2040 Laserjet for text printing. Now I need...

I 've tried and failed with both tools on my MP160 (PG-40 and Cl-41). May be they work for other people

I think I am basically asking the print quality of the 1) ip6000/6700D "print engine" which has 3,072 nozzle and 6 ink (2 picoliter ink drops for ip6000D , 1 for IP6700D) 2) print engine of MP970 which has 3,584 precision nozzles and 6 ink + pigment black ink for text.

Anyone has experience/knowledge of print quality between ip6700D and MP970? MP970 has a $100 rebate sales going on. I am interested to upgrade and consolidate some printer/scanners I have into 1 MP970.