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650 Page document... print it myself or have Kinko's do it?

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Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy
Originally posted by: draggoon01

no, genius why. slow? wear on printer? clogging? cost?

no need to be an a$$

It would run out of ink.

I agree with the post though.

Engage brain, then post 🙂

use another ink cart? use a ink refill kit?
 
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Wish I had a good laser printer... I could care less about color... but other members of the family like to have color so... kinda stuck with an ink jet no matter what since switching between printers would be a hassle.

Aren't there color laser printers?

Yes but they cost a pretty penny.
 
Originally posted by: BatmanNate
That would take me about 5 minutes to print here at work. 😀

yeah same here. these page printing systems rock! spits out the print really fast.
 
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: BatmanNate
That would take me about 5 minutes to print here at work. 😀

yeah same here. these page printing systems rock! spits out the print really fast.


I have 3 Xerox 4635's in the laser room here. There is also a small army of HP 5si's scattered throughout the building too. The Xerox's are 135 PPM pure goodness. Never make an enemy of a man with that kind of printing power. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
I have a 650 Page pdf that I bought... reference material... and I'd like to be able to look through it without being at the computer. 650 pages is a lot to print on my old Lexmark 3200... hell, it would probably run out of black ink before it was done... so... I was wondering if anyone knew what a place like Kinko's would charge to print it out?

kinkos and have them bind it
 
I don't know if the price is different for printing as opposed to copying but last I checked they charged 4.5 cents per copy ($.045) after 100 copies. If you can get that price then I'd say do it at Kinko's. I'm sure you'd definately burn through more than $30 if you tried to do it at home.
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Actually I just realized it was print protected... duh... lol... guess I wasted everyone's time for nothing =)

that can be removed.

I printed out a good 5000 pages of crap at school that I still have. I got tired of paying 5 cents a page, so I "fooled around" with the printer software so I sould only get charged 5 cents a print job. I did it on one of the laser printers in the computer lab in my res hall. After I did it, it stayed like that until I left the school over a year later. It is probably STILL like that if all they did was swap the card reader to another newer printer. I should check on my next trip down in that area. 🙂
 
I don't know why ppl are saying don't do it on an inkjet. I wouldn't attempt on a slow one, but with nice paper mine does great output and my black ink is about $1-2 per tank generic.

Maybe not as cheap as toner, but it's not going to break the bank either.

I never did 650 pages, but I did about 275 - 300 once.
 
Originally posted by: ggavinmoss
It'll cost a pretty penny at Kinko's. Do it at work, if you work.

-geoff

Word. Just stay a little longer, when most of staff is gone print it not to attract much attention to using the company printer for your own volume printing... I do it all the time - save lots of money I think!
 
I'd do it at work. Find a nice fast printer or printer/copier combo and just print it like 10-20 pages at a time so you don't look suspicious.

We had some Canon ImageRunner 550s (print 55 pages per minute) so I always printed things there. Even printed my wedding programs and other things like that.
 
Originally posted by: draggoon01
Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy
Originally posted by: draggoon01

no, genius why. slow? wear on printer? clogging? cost?

no need to be an a$$

It would run out of ink.

I agree with the post though.

Engage brain, then post 🙂

use another ink cart? use a ink refill kit?

inkjets cost p er page is more then laser, esp if you want decent output and buy premium paper/ink.. still looks sh*t compared to laser with sh*t plain paper.
 
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