On May 5, 2006, at 11:19 AM, Steve wrote:
printers like my old Color Stylewriter.
I have bottles of refill ink that I can't use in Epsons because it's
a different formulation.
Even today, I understand that Canon uses a different printing
mechanism that uses heat, which is why you can't use dye sublimation
ink in Canon printers.
> Like who? All desktop printer inks that I'm aware of use water,I was referring to the older Canon printers or Canon-engine based
> alcohol, and glycol as their solvent. Constraints of not drying in the
> head, drying quickly on the paper, not spreading too much in the paper
> while drying, etc.
printers like my old Color Stylewriter.
I have bottles of refill ink that I can't use in Epsons because it's
a different formulation.
Even today, I understand that Canon uses a different printing
mechanism that uses heat, which is why you can't use dye sublimation
ink in Canon printers.