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I should add that I do labels (heavy), cheques (moderately heavy) and regular paper. All that works just fine. <br />
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I have not done card stock.
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I should add that I do labels (heavy), cheques (moderately heavy) and regular paper. All that works just fine.

I have not done card stock.

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Thanks John. &nbsp;Much appreciated. &nbsp;Will this printer do colour? &nbsp;The greetings cards that we print require colour.<br />
capreol
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Thanks John.  Much appreciated.  Will this printer do colour?  The greetings cards that we print require colour.
capreol

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The HP8610 (86xx) produces wonderful colours. I use colour all the time. It has 3 colour ink jet cartridges and one double size black.
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The HP8610 (86xx) produces wonderful colours. I use colour all the time. It has 3 colour ink jet cartridges and one double size black.

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Thanks John. &nbsp;Much appreciated.<br />
capreol
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@capreol &nbsp;- You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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@capreol  - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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I have been using an Epson workforce 320 printer and also an Epson Artisan 810 printer. &nbsp;With both printers there are vertical lines in the cards. &nbsp;I have done head cleaning, nozzle cleaning etc on a frequent basis and I still get these black vertical lines on the face of the greetings cards. &nbsp;Based on your experience what would be a good ink jet printer to avoid this particular problem? &nbsp;<br />
thanks,<br />
capreol
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I have been using an Epson workforce 320 printer and also an Epson Artisan 810 printer.  With both printers there are vertical lines in the cards.  I have done head cleaning, nozzle cleaning etc on a frequent basis and I still get these black vertical lines on the face of the greetings cards.  Based on your experience what would be a good ink jet printer to avoid this particular problem?  
thanks,
capreol

a good printer to do greetings cards

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