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I've typed up a 50 page document on Microsoft Word. Never used Word before (or even a word processor), but getting the hang of it. Intended printing 26 copies (1300 pages) on my Canon printer. To my horror, a nearly new ink cartridge ran dry after just 100 pages. At nearly £10 for a cartridge, this is looking expensive. Anyone know what the cheapest way to do this is?
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give it to your kid(if u have one) to print at school
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Take it on disk to a print shop mate.
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Go to office on the sly, pretend its a monthly budget report.
Or buy a laser printer. |
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Computer numpty, me. Don't know anything about discs. I could take the finished document to a printers though. Got to be cheaper. Heck, I'd be cheaper doing it on the library photocopier.
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There was a thread on here extolling the virtues of continuous ink delivery systems.
Basically they are tanks that you mount on top of your printer and save $$$$$. Loads on eBay eg. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/IP4700-CISS-Continuous-ink-cartridge-system-fits-Canon_W0QQitemZ220484637171QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CamerasPhoto_Printing_PrinterInkCatridges_JN?hash=item3355e891f3 |
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Thanks. Just phoned up the local printer. He was just finishing work and gave me an 'off the top of his head' quote of about £20 for 30 copies of a 50 page document! I hope he heard me right!
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if it's just black and white by a basic laser printer and print it on that.
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