Canon PIXMA iP1600 Printer "white ink" Questions

...white ink" print cartridge for your printer. The regular color ink cartridges won't do this, since they can only make the black paper "black-er" when it prints ink on the paper. You may want to ask ...

...ink ).. slide that "white tray" away from you.. 4. the white tray should snap into place .. you're done !! no more 6A80 error !! Had a paper jam on right side of printer. pPull print head to left and ...

...black and white both cartridge have to contain ink or the printer will error out. This is standard on all ink jet printers from every manufacturer. You will have to get ink before you can

...white printing use color ink? The use of color or black ink varies depending on the color of image to be printed or the contents of document. Black-and-white printing may also use color ink, so color ...

...white moulding? Have taken all the ink cartirages out and gently cleaned many times. This is the first time it has happenned. [email protected] Green orange lights flash. Error 6A00 comes up. the ...

...white streak through the text. It looks like the page did not move correctly through the feed or the ink fails to print complete letters. I would try using something like rubber renew on the pickup ...

...ink to even print in black and white Hi there Yes I am sorry this is the only way the printer will work. Or you can download the MPTools to try to fool it that it have ink if you like to try this, it ...

...white, the only cartridge you will have to replace is black ink-unless you change it back to color in the future-then you will have to replace the color cartridge as well when it is low. With respect ...

...white to save color ink When you go to save it or just before that you select file then go to print properties under that there should be a selection to print it in black and white. Let us know ether ...

...ink, while printing only Black and White? Hi, I have to change color inks once in a while, knowing I only print black & white!! Any solution for not wasting the color? Whilst you rarely print in ...