[Hidden-tech] Flyer Girl?

[Jason Turcotte]

I think I recall someone discussing on this list a service called "Flyer
Girl".  This was a local business that would post flyers around town?

 

Does anyone recall this or know more about it?

 

Thanks,

 

Jason A. Turcotte

Turcotte Data & Designs

247 Northampton Street, Ste 10
Easthampton, MA  01027

413.303.1533 or 508.425.7274

 <http://turcottedata.com/> www.turcottedata.com

 <http://turcottedata.com/> TDD-sig-logo

 

 

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Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 1:22 PM
To: Alan Hurwitz; Hidden-Tech Tech
Subject: Re: [Hidden-tech] Canon Printer: Help!

 

I second that. This is a great new business that deserves our support, and I
have found their service very helpful.

Bill



On Jan 30, 2008 11:47 AM, Deborah Chandler <debchandler411 at gmail.com> wrote:

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Alan,

I would suggest that you call or visit Ink Solutions in Amherst or
Northampton. They're great with troubleshooting, and can also refill your
ink cartridges for about 1/4 to 1/3 the cost of buying new. 

If they suggest that you need to clean the print heads, that is something I
did with great success with their advice. If your printheads are located in
a separate tray underneath your cartridges, you can remove them, and
completely immerse them in a bowl of Windex over night. Any dried ink in
there will get dissolved after several hours, and you can just rinse it all
under the tap, wipe it dry and plunk it back into your printer. 

But if that is not the problem, they can still most likely help you out.

Good luck,
Deb Chandler




On Jan 30, 2008 10:14 AM, Alan Hurwitz <ahalink at comcast.net> wrote:

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To my more-tech friends,
I have a Canon i9100 printer that I've enjoyed a lot for a few years.
Recently I started getting a nasty message that "the used ink tank was
almost full" and I should do something about it. Canon says I need to
take it to a Canon Service Center to be cleaned out, but the nearest
ones seem to be in Pittsfield or West Hartford. Since the printer is
well out of warrantee, and the task seems reasonably simple, I'm
wondering if there might be a local service provider that could take
care of this. Any suggestions?

I'll appreciate any help on this a lot. I'm into uncomfortable
withdrawal with my Photoshop addiction.

Thanks!
Alan

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