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  1. CorelDRAW Upgrade Protection Program Is Ending

    If you were in my position, what course of action would you take? Not sure if I should just take the monthly payment plan or not because no matter which way I go they still have the control over my future in business. Jim
  2. CorelDRAW Upgrade Protection Program Is Ending

    I purchased Corel X-8 back in 2017, and it works fine for the type of work I do. I understand that I do not get any upgrades, and I am fine and can live with that. My question is do I now have to do anything different, or can I continue to use X-8? Thanks for your reply Jim
  3. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    So if I take the chip off a new ink cartridge and install it on an old cartridge, would it work? I am also thinking for the first time about using after market cartridges and ink, but not sure which ink works the best in Roland printers. My SP-300 is now considered a legacy printer, and...
  4. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    On a Roland Ink Cartridge, there is a small circuit board on the front of every cartridge, is that what control the ink flow and everything else? There is only one small screw holding it in place. If I replace this with the circuit board off a new cartridge, would it work? Kind of like...
  5. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    ewded: Thank you for responding. I like your idea and may give it a try. It does sound labor-intensive and since I have maybe 12 to 24 ink cartridges sitting on shelves might not be worth the effort. Your statement was the following, "If you happen to puncture the bag hot glue will seal it...
  6. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    Thanks for explaining that to me, as I did not know how that worked. Each cartridge I have has a good deal of ink left inside it. I will keep working on this problem because It's crazy to just keep wasting ink! Jim
  7. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    Question when you say get some chips to put on the cartridge, what do you mean? I have installed shims under one end of the cartridge to raise the angle slightly, but there is still a good deal of ink in each cartridge, and I have many of them. It seems so wasteful just to keep getting rid of...
  8. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    I have a few questions. Where do I purchase this set-up and the approximate cost. You insert the needle into the end of a 220 ink cartridge that has ink left in it and once you draw the ink into the needle your then remove it and insert it into the correct color cartridge and reverse the value...
  9. Suggestions I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them

    I have many 220 ink cartridges which still have ink in them, looking for ideas how to transfer it into other cartridges. Thanks Jim
  10. Question Is Jim Handcock still active on this site?

    I am not the right person to answer your question. Solveninkjet would be better able to answer that question for you. Jim Hill
  11. Question Is Jim Handcock still active on this site?

    I just called Jim Hancock and his recorded message said he is taking care of his mother and won't be doing any service calls at this time. Jim Hill
  12. Question Is Jim Handcock still active on this site?

    Thanks for the update. I also had him do a service call on my printer while I was in Dallas. He is a real nice guy to deal with and also very knowledgeable. I think I will try and get in touch with him because he used to always post, and it's been a while since he last posted on this site...
  13. Question Is Jim Handcock still active on this site?

    I had Jim Hancock serve my Roland Printer a few months ago, but I was wondering if he is still active on this site since I no longer see him posting. He is a great tech guy to know for sure. Jim Hill
  14. SP-300V no power

  15. SP-300V no power

    I think the reason I have no power to the printer is I had replaced the sensor for the encoder strip which I forgot about, and I had to unplug the two ribbon cables going from the heads to the main board and when I checked sure enough I found two pins bent. I ordered two new cables and once I...
  16. SP-300V no power

    I was printing this morning with the printer, and it worked perfectly. Turned it on 30 minutes later and no power. I have tried different outlets, and they appear to be working fine. What fuses should I check first and what type of meter should I check the fuses with and on what setting...
  17. VP-300I Service Mode Protected

    It might help you to have someone just watching for the service mode to flash because it happens very fast. The first time I ever tried to enter the service mode I also had a hard time, and then I asked my son just to watch the screen while I pressed all the buttons and remember you only have...
  18. I have a Roland SP-300V and my question is about the Roland ink cartridges.

    I was wondering if there is a way to pull the ink tap on the bottom of the cartridge out because when I weighted few of my old ink cartridges there seems to be a lot of ink left in each one. Is there a way to get more of the ink out? Thanks Jim
  19. Roland print and cut alignment

    Jim Hancock: Just reading your reply and comments can make all Roland users smarter! I thank you for sharing your knowledge on how to fix many of the problems users see all the time. Jim Hill
  20. Question Best place to list a printer for sale?

    Maybe I will give E-Bay a try. Last time I used E-Bay was in 2005 Jim
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