Recent content by duncan22

Thanks for the responses, not sure which way to go on this one, I have always used Canon Printers and will now have to make up my mind about purchasing a HP Printer. Will probably have a better idea once I have read other posts on this forum re HP Printers.

Are there any printers that are Linux friendly ? By that I mean they come with software that allows them to easily be used on a Linux System. I Am aware there are websites that have a range of different software for printers that need to be run on Linux but most seem, at least to me, fairly...

Having used an IP4500 & MP610 for many years, I am looking for a New Canon Printer that matches the standards and reliability of these former printers along with the ability to take either the same type of carts or carts that can be refilled and reset as on the above model ? Does such a product...

PeterBJ, Many thanks for that, managed to download ok.

Thank you for responding, that link looks interesting sadly I cannot register as the questions asked are beyond my knowledge.

Profuse apologies for posting in wrong section this should have been under the Canon topics.

Current printer MP610 is several years old and is on it's second Print Head. Printed several disks ok but then got the following message..........Error, open the inner cover, replace the CD-R Tray and press OK. Problem is the inner cover was open, tried resetting it to factory settings but the...

Thanks for the feedback. The paper does not seem to be moving but thanks for the idea about the timing strip, as you say it's almost impossible to see it, I can't see any timing marks but that's probably down to my eyesight,will give it a clean and see how I get on

Bit of an odd problem, when I send something from the computer to the printer the print head normally runs along the rail a couple of times and then prints the document. Recently it started to carry this out 9 or 10 times before doing the actual printing. It prints ok and just displays the...

I Get a headache just looking at that....... as you say even if you could find the problem there would be no way to fix it, but thanks for the link.

Many thanks for that !