Keith Whaley wrote: > Aha! That explains what some have said about how to get around that > little 'feature.' To squeeze a few more pages out of the cartridge. > Thanks! > > Another aspect of not totally emptying the cartridge is, if you have > empty feed lines, the ink in them can (and will eventually) dry, flake > off and particles of dry ink might well end up clogging the head orifices... > Something to think about... > > keith whaley
Well when I get right down to the end I have the new one in hand already to replace it. I'm doing a lot of printing - but I copy that comment.. ann > > > Herb Chong wrote: > > > > Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Please explain 'chipped cartridges.' > > > > keith whaley< > > > > the newer Epson cartridges have chips in them that report ink levels. when > > they report the cartridge is out of ink, the printer refuses to print. as > > many have pointed out here, that doesn't mean that the cartridge is > > completely out. > > > > Herb...
