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Oct. 27th, 2001 06:18 pmHi,
My ink jet Epson 800 printer died today. It was 5 years old, and served me well. Prints lines in color and it was catching and jerking even basic text was jerky. I bet it is something easy to fix, but I don't know how. It has been making death rattles for a while but I hoped it would last. I bought a new one today. another Epson. I will try it at work, but I don't hold out much hope. I have over at least $80 worth of ink in it, and new cartridges. Phooey. New one uses totally different type of cartridges.
Yankees and the Diamondbacks? Whoda thunk it?
My ink jet Epson 800 printer died today. It was 5 years old, and served me well. Prints lines in color and it was catching and jerking even basic text was jerky. I bet it is something easy to fix, but I don't know how. It has been making death rattles for a while but I hoped it would last. I bought a new one today. another Epson. I will try it at work, but I don't hold out much hope. I have over at least $80 worth of ink in it, and new cartridges. Phooey. New one uses totally different type of cartridges.
Yankees and the Diamondbacks? Whoda thunk it?
