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Printer with a colour scheme of it's own

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andy hughes | 11:26 Tue 27th Jan 2004 | Technology
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I have an Epson 7670 printer which i use to produce sleeves for my home-made CD's. Lately it's decided to enforce its own artistic ideas on me. I ask it tp print a red background, and it produces a yellow background with red pinstripes! It looks very nice, but I would quite like th colour scheme I have chosen, not the one the printer thinks i should have! have I pressed something somewhere? Any ideas please?
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Have you tried a new colour cartridge and/or using your print program to clean the print heads? My printer does similar things when the ink is low.
12:06 Tue 27th Jan 2004
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I would second that, sounds exactly like the red portion of your ink cartridge has run out
12:07 Tue 27th Jan 2004

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