On Mon, 10 Apr 2006 10:31:01 -0700, you wrote:
>I am not looking for the "best" photo printing. I do use photo paper and
>an inkjet to make covers for DVD cases.
Seems you are spending money for the sake of it.
I too use an "old" HP deskjet 895cxi so old it uses the 23 colour cartridge and
not the better 78.
I use glossy labels for the CDs DVDs and normal high quality paper for the
inserts and DVD sleeves
I have got the pre cut A4 sheets but find the quality is no better and the only
real advantage is no
cutting out. So I cut out and be dammed.
But it all depends how many you do. I generally do about 30 CDs a week on
average and use plastic
sleeves but I think I would use precut sheets if I uses cases.
I also refill my cartridges and throw them after 10 refills. Much cheaper and
no effect on quality.
Hugh
>The consistency seems to be a
>problem, so I am looking into alternatives. The photos we use are pulled
>from video, so they are already limited in quality.
>
>I have no need or desire for a multi-purpose machine
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rod Lindgren
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