Is there a way to print borderless prnts using matte black ink & velvet fine art paper on a Epson 2200 printer
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no printer, not even at the print shops print borderless, you have to go a size bigger and run the colors ff the edge and cut it down to the size that you want.  i.e.  in the print shop, you have to use a file that is 1/8 inch bigger than the size and when its printed, its cut down.  so your kind of out of luck on getting any printer to go to the edge for you.
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Please use the correct driver. Using a different driver won't give you the correct performace. You won't get the corect colors and the text properties in case you use a different driver.\n\nYou can download the drivers at\nhttp://www.epson.com
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epson's website says T050 for black and T052 for colour.\ntry www.buyepson.co.uk if the source link doesnt work, they seem to sell them there. good luck!
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go here to download a driver\nhttp://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=14424&prodoid=8277&infoType=Downloads&platform=All
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I've given up completely with Epson printers.  I think I've had 4 altogether (or about 10 if you count all the replacements).  Never had a 2200 model.  Had a 7800 (acceptable) a C70 and a C60 (appauling) and a basic printer that I can't remember the model number of (dire).\n\nWith the exception of the 7800 I was constantly in maintenance mode, alligning print heads, cleaning nozzles, replacing cartridges etc.  I personally found them to be extremely slow, unreliable and nowhere near as good a quality as was made out.\n\nFrom experience I'd certainly recommend going for a laser printer over an inkjet for normal black and white printing.\n\nI've had or still have Panasonic, Brother and Canon printers which have given me no trouble.  The Panasonic finally got thrown out the other day after about 10 or 12 years of faithful service and printing over half a million pages.  Other than routine servicing there was never a problem with it.  No problems with Canon and the Brother just prints and prints and prints and hardley ever needs new cartidges.\n\nGiven a choice of another Epson or pen and paper I'd stick with the pen and paper.
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Same thing happened to me. Go to epson.com, find your printer model, and you can download the driver to install it.
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Try this\nhttp://www.sketchpad.net/postscript-printer-winxp-1.htm\n\n///
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If your text is black, your colour cartridges will work out the permutations and print it as seen - black.  With respect to the last answer, I would not check 'black' as the printer will print from the black cartridge, which I assume you do not wish to do.\n\nRefilling the 'black' cartridge is fairly straightforward but very messy.  Well worth a try.  You will find instructions with the 'refill' ink.
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Go to: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/index.jsp?ref=haa and click on "drivers"
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unfortunately my friend the two requirements you want don't match together especially in London. 'Cheap' & 'Quality' very very rarely go together in Wide format printing as the competition is so fierce and you will always have to give one way or another. \n\nI deal with 100's of Wide/Large format printers in London from a Supplies point of view and its going to depend very much on what your after, if its just CAD line work with maybe the odd 3D render involved then perhaps you would get away with it being printed on 90g - 120g plain coated paper and anybody with a HP designjet, Epson or Oce machine could do this rather cheaply but it does depend on how much coverage you looking for e.g how busy the image is? However if your asking about a photograph or point of sale type imagery to be printed then obviously your going to need a higher quality of paper such as a photograde as the image is going to lay down more ink and the paper needs to be good enough to take it.......hence quality, which WILL 100% cost you more than a fiver.... unless you have a mate with the machine,,, or work in the industry like me. If you want a few names you can either try the obviously ones such as : Prontaprints (loads all over London), Servicepoints (loads), Kallkwiks etc... then theres other guys like Mediashore based very centrally and if you ask for a guy called Andy he should help you out,,,, tell him a wide format supplies guy from Xerox sent you in. still cant say that they will do anything for a fiver though ima afraid
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Seems like you're looking for XMPie or HighWay from Fuji-Xerox. These two solutions are specially designed for professional web-to-print freeflow.\n\nHave a look: http://www.xmpie.com\n\nIf you're interested, you should contact Fuji-Xerox for a demonstration of their product. But bear in mind this solution cost big bucks. On the other hand, it's the best of today's technology for web2print.
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Hi! Okay, if you want to add it as an option just follow the steps below!\n\n1. Open the control panel.\n2. Select Printers and other hardware.\n3. Click add a printer.\n4. Click next to continue.\n5. Select 'Local Printer' and check the automatically detect option.\n6. Click next to continue.\n7. Click next to continue.\n8. Choose Microsoft Document imaging writer port when asked to choose a port to use.\n9. Click next to continue.\n10. Select generic as the manufacturer and select generic / text only as the printer.\n11. Click next to continue.\n12. Name the printer "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer".\n13. Select Yes if you wish to use it as your default printer.\n14. Click next to continue.\n15. Choose whether you want to use it as your default printer.\n16. Click next to continue.\n17. Choose whether you want to print a test page.\n18. Click finish to complete the wizard.\n\nI hope this works for you, if you have any problems just post and I will try to help out!
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1. Go to Control panel – Printer and fax \n2. Add Printer – select local printer attached then manual \n3. In the port option select Document image printer writer port\n4. Install a generic text only printer.\n5. Right-click on the generic text/only printer driver and select properties.\n6. Click on ports and select "Microsoft office document imaging driver port"\n7. Click on the advanced tab and change the driver to Microsoft office document image writer\n8. Click on apply and OK
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It is possible..\n\nhttp://www.columbia.edu/~em36/wpdos/anyprinter.html\n\ntells you how.
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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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You can't but you can go over the blue lines, halfway to the edge. Your printer should still print the test, graphics, etc. out. Just make sure after looking at Print Preview that all of your stuff shows up.
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Try this link. Helps try googling for more\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkjet_printer