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HalfBreed wrote:

QUOTE(HalfBreed @ Jul 5 2008, 04:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

correct

Thanks. I did that before and it did not help. So I don't think that is the problem but will try something else to see.

HalfBreed wrote:

QUOTE(HalfBreed @ Jul 5 2008, 04:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Not really sure Max, i would suggest cleaning the printheads and checking if your ink cartridges are low.

Thanks. To clean the print heads you do that from your pc and don't have to open the printer at all correct ?

I just noticed with my first couple of print results I can't notice any banding at all no matter how close I look up to it. Something has to be wrong. How can I make less banding please? Is my ink clogged?

Bazzah and HalfBreed thanks.

HalfBreed I only notice the banding when looking at the dvd cover at about 2 to 3 inches close. Once I go to like 4 to 6 inches plus not noticeable anymore. I have seen where if I use high instead of standard it is less noticeable as well.

Bazzah wrote:

QUOTE(Bazzah @ Jul 5 2008, 03:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

If the lines are hard to see, unless you look up close, I would not worry. My Epsons have always printed very faint lines across. I think it is normal.

Could you show a example please if possible ? Thanks.

I use to have horrible vision until my contacts. I have a rare eye disease and never thought this was the way you are suppose to see so I never really noticed much detail. Anyway enough of the babbling the problem is now whenever I go to print a cover out if I look close enough I see these lines ...

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QUOTE(Bazzah &#064; May 26 2008, 10&#58;06 AM) Very well deserved. My vote went to Stalkers Close Encounter, but I don't really need to tell you what a difficult choice it was. Shame there can only be one winner

I have just as a difficult time but even more so because when there is different ...

Tried cutting examples and for some reason the blade doesn't always cut the first time or even second time sometimes ? Why is this ? I am putting as much pressure as possible on the paper but I don't have much weight to put on it being at only 115 pounds.

iCoty wrote:

QUOTE(iCoty @ May 25 2008, 07:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Maybe use a ruler alongside the rotary trimmer or razor blade.

Just tried a ruler but the thing moves around to much side to side where the cut doesn't come out straight. Thanks iCoty anyone else have any other tricks or tips to solve this problem ?