Our calculations are based on the current Red River Paper price for R2400 and R1900 inks. The choice to pursue photo inkjet printing is in the end an individual economic choice. The objective is to share a realistic cost per print vision with inkjet users.

From that figure we extrapolated ink usage per square inch. Using the Canon Pro 9000 and Pro 9500, we conducted a series of print tests to determine how much ink is used in a full coverage 8”x10” print. You may want to visit the website for your printer’s manufacturer to download the latest software and drivers for your printer.This report addresses concerns and arguments about the true cost of ink in desktop photo printing. As a last resort, you may want to reinstall the printer driver. After restarting, you should try to print a test page again to check your printer configuration. If you are unable to print a test page after following the previous steps, you may want to restart your computer. Then in the General tab click on the Print Test Page button.

Right-click your printer and select Properties. You can test your printer configuration by printing a test page. If you have more than one printer installed (such as several network printers) make sure you have selected the right printer as your default printer (right-click on the printer you want to use and select Set as Default Printer). If it says Offline, right-click on it and select Use Printer Online. Go to Start, Printers and Faxes.įind the printer you want to use and make sure it says Ready underneath it. If you still can’t print, check to make sure the printer is not set to offline mode. Next, check to make sure the printer cable is properly connected to both the computer and the printer. You may also want to check that it has ink if you are using an inkjet printer. First, make sure the printer is on and has paper in the tray. As with most computer problems, you should begin with the easiest solutions before moving on to more advanced troubleshooting steps.

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