Sometimes the right type of INK is difficult to find.
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The printer company can only void the warranty if the damage to the printer is actually caused by the generic cartridge.  \n\nHowever the R200 has a very specialized cartridge design do to the the way the printer functions.  A standard ink-jet has a simple tank and sponge system, that heats the ink and distributes it onto the page through sublimation.\n\nThe R200 has in intricate design of reservoirs and channels that allow the cartridge to pressurize and distribute the ink cold.   The is a patented design.  You are not going to find a compatible that works the same way. Thus you may have some problems with quality and consistency of print.\n\nAnother issue to be weary of is your print head in integrated into he printer.   If a compatible contains an ink that is too dense you will have all sorts of problems with clogs and even a complete blockage of the print head.  Rendering your printer little more than a door stop.\n\nIf you really must go with compatibles, make sure that you are dealing with a reputable company that is going to fully guarantee the performance you their cartridges, and take extra care of the printer by doing more print head cleanings and closely monitoring the quality of your print.   Any problems go right on back To Epson.
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Clean your printer, you might find some stuff stuck inside
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it could be because they were old when you purchased them. The ink could have crusted up on the inside/backside of the ball making it so it won't write.\n\nhave you tried making the tip hot with a lighter? Sometimes that helps. (not too long though)
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Try calling print shops in your area.
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Sometimes.\n\nHP and Lexmark build into the Printer and the Cartridge a method to destroy the circuitry on the Cartridge so they cannot be used beyond the expected life of the cartridge (depending if these are Moderate Yield or High Yield).\n\nMost refillable inks are not worth the money.  They are thinner than the original ink and tend to bleed, blot and smear.  Sometimes the replacement ink is to thick and cannot get through the tiny holes in the cartridge and can damage the entire printer.\n\nThis is also true about remanufactured ink cartridges.  Both HP and Lexmark makes sure that only their recommended cartridges will work with their respected printers.\n\nPrinters like Brothers, Epson and a few others may not be as picky.
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I just dont think that is possible as the paper needs to be able to bend.  You might find some kind of machine that stamps rather than prints.  Perhaps Kinko might have some ideas.\nE
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The ink is not travelling in or out of a cell, so the last three are out because they require travelling through channels. The answer is diffusion.
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Well, it usually work
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There's not a sure way to find the right person.
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Assume you have checked your print cartridges? If three colors in the one cartridge you need maybe to replace it as the yellow and red are all gone?
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YOU CAN BUY AN INK KIT AT WALMART AND IT HAS A NEEDLE YOU CAN USE TO PUT IN INK FROM ONE CARTRIDGE TO ANOTHER. IT ALSO HAS SOME INK JARS WITH IT.
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That will be hard to find
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depends which part your wanting to color in
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It depends on the type of ink used.  HP usually uses ink that is oil-based and takes a while to dry (sometimes it never dries completely).  Epson usually uses alcohol-based inks which work well with velum and glossy papers.
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epsons arent the best idea (as you've probably already figured out). like you said, the ink isn't cheap and it's tough to keep the ink from clotting up in there. laser printers are the way to go. they last much longer, print thousands of pages before needing a new toner, and toners can be found online for a decent price (they might cost more than an inkjet cartridge, but just keep in mind you wont have to buy them as often). \n\nif youre still looking for an inkjet, take a look at the HP lines. theyre fast, dependable, and not too expensive.\n\n*dont buy ink (toners or cartridges) at the store. check online and you'll find them for significantly less.
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Sometimes the children have a hard time seeing the line they need to write on, so I find that drawing a firmer, darker line for them to write on helps.
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The cheapest place I have found is http://www.123inkjets.com \nI have been rebuilding printers for some time now and that is where I get all of the ink I use.