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Wholly aside from the privacy and control implications of this antifeature, these dots are actually a significant impediment to the normal use of my laser print
by bearbin 6y ago
Wholly aside from the privacy and control implications of this antifeature, these dots are actually a significant impediment to the normal use of my laser printer. Sure, they aren't visible when printing on to white paper in a single pass, but when printing on transparency or coloured paper they are very visible, and especially so when running multiple passes (for composition of images without a computer).
They also affect me when I use the printer for producing PCBs using the toner transfer method - the dots act as an etch resist and impose an uncorrectable noise of copper dots on to an otherwise excellent result.
- angry_octet 6y agoFor multipass composition, could you put a colour cartridge in the Black toner slot? You may have to swap the little page count spy chip from one to the other.