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I don't own a pro100, but from the images I've seen it looks like the paper is loaded centered on the printer, not aligned on one side. Is that right?

Sorry for your loss, bro!

Hello! Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers right click your printer and choose Printing preferences Do you see a "Always print with current settings" option?

Sorry about that, but Rapidshare wants money now and I don't want to give them any... :) I edited my post.

kittiekat was last seen: Dec 19, 2013 Just sayin'... ;)

Actually I don't care about flooding the vent with ink. There are 2 "collectors" between the cartridge and exterior, so any trapped ink will be caught by these. In the case of pigment black there is a chance that the vent will be clogged from dried up ink, but that would take so many refills...

I am 99,99% sure all the new OEM 520/521s have the ink chamber full... I watched your video and if you pull on the syringe before taking it off (with the vent hole sealed) you only introduce more air to the lower sponge, you don't clear the vent. You should pull a little on the syringe and take...

Congrats, Brian, :hugs and have fun with the new toys!

http://www.lidl-ni.co.uk/en/Offers.htm?id=352 http://www.lidl.ie/en/Offers.htm?id=382

Maybe this solution from Inktec could work also: http://www.inktec-megastore.de/Suche/TCS-01LP.htm?n_vl=TCS-01LP

Yes, Coca-Cola tastes different depending on the country you buy it from.

And it's 5.5 times cheaper than Claria Hi-Definition dye ink... But you have to buy 6 cartridges, 700ml each...:woot

How many cli-8s do you think you could refill at the same time using this device? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E43-CfukEgs

Does it look like this? http://www.canon-europe.com/Printers/Inkjet/PIXMA/Photo-Paper/PT-101/#p-specification2

L800 uses dye inks, so we know it's not Durabrite, or Ultrachrome, or K3, or any other "cheap pigment ink"... And it's not Claria, it's just another Epson dye ink. Is there a dye ink that is water resistant on plain paper? Also see this regarding compatible Durabrite inks (pigment!)...

If Canon made it's ink for cli-221 3x more fade resistant than the ink for the cli-8... this doesn't mean that the cli-221 compatible ink is 3x more fade resistant than the compatible ink for the cli-8. You can go to IS's webpage and compare the cli-8 inks (chroma100 for OEM) to the cli-221...

@Paul Verizzo : Only Canon makes Chromalife 100+ inks. All the other inks are compatible, they don't necessarily have the properties advertised by Canon. Just look at the compatible inks for cli-8, 521, 526, 551 and see how they use one ink in 2-3 generations.

Thank you, @Paul Verizzo ! I got a good laugh reading that "article". It isn't signed, has no beginning, no end, no context, no nothing. At least it's impartial... :)

Inks for Epson (OEM or 3rd party) are not made to be boiled. You can (and probably will) ruin a Canon printhead if you use Epson dye ink in it. If you use Epson pigment ink in a Canon dye printhead...o_O

This is an aggressive way of cleaning a printhead and is using tiny explosions to do it. Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bqSc25OhHA