PGI-525 and CLI-526

[stratman]

The Hat is not incorrect. You do eject the ink from the syringe into the cartridge.

Idiomatically, while we Yanks, and at least one Brit (websnail), might phrase things slightly differently, the fact remains The Hat's grammar was proper.

Just sticking up for my Uncle The Hat.

 

[The Hat]

And I love you too stratman
Now wheres that dam bottle opener..

 

[ipfken]

The Hat is not incorrect. You do eject the ink from the syringe into the cartridge.

Idiomatically, while we Yanks, and at least one Brit (websnail), might phrase things slightly differently, the fact remains The Hat's grammar was proper.

Just sticking up for my Uncle The Hat.

Nope, you are wrong .....ejecting out of and into...yes....ejecting (from where?) into ....(where) ...no, no, no. But then we all know what is meant and it really is of little consequence.

Goes to prove our two countries are still divided by a common language.....OURS!

But we still love you!

 

[Redbrickman]

Depends which part of the process you are concentrating on at any one time

Ejecting from the syringe or injecting into the cart

Maybe I shouldn't interject

 

[websnail]

Take it as read that I'm reaching for some tissues to dry my watering eyes..

ROFLMAO...

 

[ipfken]

ROFLMAO? ROFLMAO?? ROFLMAO???

The Oxford English Dictionary was useless but thankfully Wikipedia came to my rescue!

It's OK for you young guys but us oldies are easily thrown!

 

[The Hat]

This debate is really taking off; maybe we should have a sticky for typos..

 

[ipfken]

This debate is really taking off; maybe we should have a sticky for typos..

Why not? 'sfun.

 

[Redbrickman]

Fore yeres ago I cudn't even spel Inkjeat Injineer

Now I am wun

 

[armars]

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