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http://www.kickenhardware.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14958 The Fry's deals in the link above are probably the best around if your in the US and near a Fry's store where you can use store pickup.

Sorry, nope. I stand by post #198. They will try to find other ways to ream us, and they probably will.....for a while :)

I don't think that this would "fly". In this age, "green" is in. A throw-away printer would not be very well received.

The link is of Mikling's offering and not Hobbicolors as they are different. Mikling's (PrecisionColors) is 5/32" dia and intended to be used in place of the original Canon fill plug after it is extracted. Hobbicolors is 1/8+" dia and intended to be used in a hole that is cleanly cut to exactly...

Many carts by their design will never get flushed, the preferred Canons are very easy to flush. I don't mix OEM and aftermarket inks, although my supplier (Hobbicolors) says it's OK. http://www.nifty-stuff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=311

No, I haven't used this version. It would be interesting to know if they have allowed for O.D. greater than 118mm in this new version. Quite some time ago I sampled Acoustica in free trial form and ended up buying it (approx $22US). I'm always looking for free stuff, but Acoustica is that good.

Yep, Acoustica is my preferred label app also, but the OP wants CD LabelPrint.

This is supposed to be compatible with Vista : http://software.canon-europe.com/software/0028881_0010488.asp?model=

I am beside myself, tickled happy with Hobbicolors inks. The products and service are second to none. There are many happy users of the other two lines you mention, also

There isn't much of a price break anymore for quality refills to be attractive. I just looked at Abacus and their pricing for TrueStar remans is just a coupla bucks less than OEM. AtlanticInkjet sells TrueStar also. What about using your neighborhood Island Inkjet or Cartridge World etc ?? Be...

I use Opera also and there is a spell checker that can be installed, however, I have Spellcheck.net bookmarked and have gotten used to that. http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/spellcheck/ http://www.spellcheck.net/

According to this brief the new carts are regional : http://www.rjettek.com/upload_images/article/NL_E_05-35-08.pdf Here are the best deals (US) that I know of on some remaining last-gen machines: iP4500 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16828102259 MP610...