The nozzle check includes one black square and 5 colored squares, one of which is yellow, as I recall. See pg. 34 in your owner's manual to do a nozzle check, where it prints out those squares. >From what you say, you already know that, but when you do it, all you get is a gray square, in lieu of a yellow one?
(I own an 820 as well, and find it odd they don't print those squares in color, in the manual.) Ann Sanfedele wrote: > > I'm getting gray where yellow should be when I > print and when I do nozzle check... > > The simple answer is I'm out of yellow but that > has never happened before - will it print gray > if the yellow nozzle is blocked? I wouldn't think so. When I have a blocked nozzle(s), it leaves white lines in the color swatches, not absent colors. keith whaley > This happens in word, excel and nozzle checking... > I haven't tried it in pure yellow in photoshop > yet. > > any ideas? > > Thanks, kids > I know there is someone out there that must know > > annsan the perplexed
