On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 23:34:58 +0200, Bob_xyz <
bob_barr@...> wrote:
> Thanks, Stefan. I was fairly sure that the processes were somewhat
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> similar but was concerned that they may not be similar enough to avoid
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> turning my printer into a mass of melted plastic. I'd really like to
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> do more than 1 transparency and have the printer remain functional. :=)
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>
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> Regards, Bob
laser transparencies should be fine. But with inkjet transparencies it is
taking a chance ;-)
I remember the first day i had my first laser printer, after i had cleaned
it (it was used) i tried printing on a "transparency", only this was just
a sheet of plastic not meant for laser printers. That day i learned what a
hot fuser does to that plastic, and cleaned again ;-).
Some lasers have a higher fuser temperature these days. They may cause
unsuitable transparencies to distort, but don't melt.
ST