I didn't have a 'smearing' problem, it was missing pixels. I checked the results again, my eyes were killing me when I was testing. :) And I'm missing more than just several pixels on the parchment paper, I'm missing quite a lot, but the adhesion to the paper itself is very good. I tried various media settings, but all with same results; plain paper, transparency, envelope, postcard and thick paper. I paid $99CAD on liquidation at Future Shop so I didn't really expect high quality results. This laser will turn into my ordinary work printer 'cause my Canon MP730 is guzzling ink like my '81 Fleetwood. Robert :) -------------------------- I have the Konika/Minolta 2300DL color printer. I found with anything but standard paper I must adjust the paper type setting to get full adhesion. Printing on label stock with regular paper settings would cause entire areas of toner to come off between drum and fuser, where they would get restuck somewhere else and make a mess. Telling it I am giving it labels makes all the difference. I suspect the same would help your parchment paper. -Dan Barlow ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ Be sure to visit the group home and check for new Bookmarks and files: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Homebrew_PCBs Yahoo! Groups Links
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RE : [Homebrew_PCBs] Testing Parchment Paper
2005-05-27 by Robert Hedan
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