Epson say that their printers won't print onto acetate!

[Yorkie]

Found this comment on internet - according to the writer, it's not just Epson - no maker will say that their printers will print onto acetates:

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Printing on Vellum and Acetate - TIPS:

Some people find it tricky to print on Vellum and Acetate - so I thought I would post some standard words I use when trying to answer peoples queries: Firstly no printer manufacturer will say yes this prints on acetate or vellum because all home printers are designed for standard papers and none are designed for crafters - but thousands of people print on vellum and acetate every day (on their standard printer) - it just takes a bit of patience and learning what your printer likes...

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Source: http://www.joannasheen.com/tuition-advic...tate-tips/

Hmmm, before I ditch the printer, maybe I'll try a different type of acetate, albeit the ones I have were excellent with HP.

Found this too:

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Just before Christmas my printer died and I bought an Epson, I'd previously had HP and Canon.
I have discovered today that the Epson wont print on acetate or vellum...

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Read more: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/forums/1/help.../?ob=datea&pn=1#ixzz1qXl0Mayb

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