This is a generic question, because I wanted to test my posting ability, but I
didn't want a plain "test" post. And I am actually in need of inkjet printable
DVD-R disks (or +R).

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 16:27:26 -0800, "Randall P McMurphy"
<nospam@nospam.nospam> wrote:

I may help to post what country you are in so others can post what
medi athey use and where they buy it from.

dont@spam.me (Joe) wrote in news:21064568.21065720@anonymous.com:

You can just drop a DVD into any inkjet printer?

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Lordy <spam_box@gmx.co.uk> wrote in news:Xns95D675F38ECF5lordybigfootcom@
130.133.1.4:

Ooops Saw ignore post ! Will try to cancel (but probably wont work)


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On 1/5/2005 9:17:16 PM, Joe wrote:

Huh?
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Now playing: the radio.

Ritek by a large margin.


"Randall P McMurphy" <nospam@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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Tried most of the bargain DVD-R inkjet printables - very few record well,
many are crap which I have had to return due to verify errors. Some have a
smooth white surface (better), some a rougher-feeling surface (worse). My
current favorite is the Ritek 8x G05 with no stacking ring. It has the best
of both worlds - smooth white surface all the way to the hub, and more
importantly an excellent blank media.

Just ordered 100 of 'em for $47 (incl. shipping) from:

http://www.supermediastore.com/ritek...table-100.html

Believe me, these are winners. I don't believe Shop4Tech.com carrys them.


"Pug Fugley" <nosir@not.com> wrote in message
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On 1/6/2005 6:59:15 PM, Joe wrote:

Perhaps you can tell me how to print on an inkjet printable DVD using my
HP PSC 1350 All-In-One.
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"I did my duty, now I'd like to get on with my life. I'm going to
Tombstone."

Now playing: "King Crimson - 21St Centruy Schizoid Man"

dont@spam.me (Joe) wrote in news:21065144.21092840@anonymous.com:


In otherwords "no" if you have suitable command of the English language and
refrain from irrelevancy.

"So you can just drive at over 155mph in any car?"

"if your car is very fast and can go at over 155mph then yes"

In otherwords "no".

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Lordy

dont@spam.me (Joe) wrote in news:26968000.12374392@anonymous.com:

I suspose you know what "any" means in this context? Otherwise you have
serious comprehension issues.


Google:define any
[Snip other definitions]
any: any(a): one or some or every or all **without specification**
ad. one or more of **no special kind**

Can any inkjet printer print on DVDs? yes or no?

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Lordy

Don't recommend EVER to stick labels on DVD's. Someone did that for some
DVD's I bought, amateur recording made in theory to look better by sticking
a printed label on. The wobble caused by this (perhaps because it's not
100% flat, or extra weight?) made the discs skip frequently, and to be safe
I used a cheapo player and dubbed the thing onto a new and unlabelled disc.
CD's are another matter.

Geoff.

Apologies Joe,

Geoff.