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Finding The Right Paper For Your Printer

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In addition to paper made by the manufacturer of your printer, there are many combinations of third party papers available at different price points. How can you be sure which papers offer the best combination of price and quality for your work? You could always use the "buy it and try it" approach, but that can get expensive as you start to collect stacks of paper in the corner that don't work well with your printer. Some papers may not even work properly in your printer; the ink may never dry, the dot gain can make dot patterns too noticeable, and ink pooling may occur. Here are a few tips on buying paper that might help save you some time and money.
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