Posted by Printer Geek on July 31st, 2009
We all know that we can use our inkjet printers to print photos but did you know that your printer can do so much more than that? Did you know for instance that your inkjet printer can be used to create personalized T-shirts, calendars and jigsaw puzzles to name a few fun potential projects. Most projects require some sort of home graphics software to manipulate images but fortunately home graphics software is easy to find for no cost online if your computer does not have an adequate program.
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Posted by John C Arkin on July 31st, 2009
There are practically thousands of ways to make your office energy efficient, and several articles have been written to help the regular office worker or office manager get by. But now, we would like to present them in as simple and as straightforward as possible so you get the point without risk of confusion. Here [...]
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Posted by John C Arkin on July 31st, 2009
A couple of weeks ago, Amazon removed from its Kindle e-book store George Orwell’s “1984” and “Animal Farm”. That seemed okay, right? Well, there really should be no problem with this company decision if they did not proceed to electronically remove the books from the Kindle units of customers who had already paid for them! [...]
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Posted by John C Arkin on July 31st, 2009
As summer draws to a close, you may have an accumulation of photos that are ready for printing, immortalizing those fun moments, making them last. For those who would rather have a separate machine for printing those – using an adage that we have grown up with – “Kodak moments,” here are the top five [...]
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Posted by John C Arkin on July 31st, 2009
We were only able to share with you but one of five ways that PCWorld’s Melissa Riofrio, so we bring you the rest of the indicators that you can use to tell whether your printer is cheating you. The second indicator is low-capacity inks. While these ink cartridges may appear cheaper at the outset than [...]
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