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No, this will not work in this way. When you use word and print directly to your printer driver the printer driver will be passed values presumably in rgb black 0,0,0, the driver frontend will use them to generate low level postscript that will be processed with the backend part of the driver...

Anyways, could you guys suggest me a seller for the chip resetter for the 9500 cartridges? I found one from Germany for no less than 50€ + 10€ shipment... it's too much in my opinion...

Hello mogbrown, Can I ask you how you bind the photo book? also what are your opinion on the Ilford paper you used? This forum is nice but there'snt too much about binding :)

yes LOL that video is awesome xD

I would like to ask if is possible to recover my second 9500 that has the b200 error with a procedure like that. At least for print in black only. Thanks

I can confirm that the 9500 with the ink control function disabled for all the colors start doing clean head after each print. I have to get myself a chip resetter however i tried a trick in the meanwhile. Do a print, just after the print send another or turn off the printer with the front I/O...

Fun :) what technology are you using for it?

Confirmed, was the grey ink. I did some more tests and the nozzle checks showed poor ink flowing. Refilled again with just inktek ink and now after 2-3 standard cleaning nozzle check seems back ok. I will do more tests in case.

As premise, I'm reporting my specific experience: because the control that you have over ink density is really needed, there are a pair of papers from ppd that i used in past that i tried with all the medium settings on the official drivers and all of them were too much ink for the paper. I...

I have experience with some of ppd paper not the model you specified, they are not high end as canon or ilford ones but not bad as very cheap unbranded paper. It's a paper that can be used for sure but not without a rip for controlling ink quantities and densities plus an instrument for precise...

I'm not sure of that, there's a black stripe above near the azure block. Also the print is done with no color management on in order to create patches to build icc profiles.

what procedure is suggested to purge the ink? you have a guide for the pgi-9 cartridges?

I see, thanks. Could I just print some black pages until all the ink is run out? Now that you mention it, the grey ink. I observed the same behavior both for glossy (PBK) and matte (MBK) paper profiles. Could be the gray the culprit. Tomorrow will do more checks...

I'm sorry, for the lack of details, I have no scanner for scan the nozzle check however it is ok without any stripes. That one pictured instead was a set of patches from argyll cms for profiles creation. The patches are supposed to be one color but is happening recently that when there are...

Hello, I have a 9500 mkII that I just started running on refills. Previously had original oem cartridges with oem ink, now just refilled them with Inktek ink and ink drop method checking on a scale to not going over 29 grams. I refilled the carts before the original canon ink was totally out...

Even if the quality maybe is not as the other I do use Inktek inks, they are Korean and well done. Easily found in Germany in liters with competive prices by a seller on eBay ;)

If Have you tried an alarm on your phone or Google calendar? "Print nozzle check" I have 7 printers and each 2 weeks or max a month print a nozzle check on each of them Jose Rodriguez says every 60 hours but for me is too close unless you own a print shop. He claims however to have around 20...

I have 2 pro9500 mk2, one has b200 error, the other is perfectly working. Can I copy the eeprom content from the good one to the failed one?

I know that there are nice paper manufacturers around the US however it's some time I'm looking for some affordable and good manufacturers here in Europe. Just landed on https://www.novalith.com/papiers-photos-rc-c-42_23.html this shop that sells it's own brand paper a little like red river...

Sometimes after a nozzle check everything looks ok, however there could be a small amount of clogging still here. If you cast on an auto head alignment, that is sometimes advised in order to improve print quality expecially on "standard" or fast print modes, you could discover that some inks...