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How to Recycle Your Inkjet Cartridges

Yes, it's a dilemma anyone who has ever used an Inkjet printer faces frequently -- what to do with those old ink cartridges once they've run dry? Andrew Darlow, who wrote the "How to Get the Most Out of Your Compact Photo Printer" article for DemystifyingDigital.com, has a piece on Photojojo.com entitled "How to Recycle Your Inkjet Cartridges" which should get you started in celebrating Earth Day today.

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Digital Definitions Detail: ChromaLife100; A Canon ink system designed to prevent photo prints from fading. Prints made from this system should last a long time before the colors show any noticeable change: 100 years in dark storage (an archival-quality photo album); 30 years on display in a glass frame indoors, without direct sunlight or other high-intensity light; and 10 years of resistance to gases found in indoor air (ozone, nitrous oxides, sulfur oxides.); back to Digital Definitions

Digital Definitions Detail: Dye-sub printer; A dye-sub printer (short for dye-sublimation) uses heat to transfer dye to paper to create a color image. The dye-sublimation process uses a ribbon with color panels to lay one color at a time until the full-color image is complete. A final laminate overcoating seals in the ink and protects the print against fading from UV light and air while making it water-resistant.; back to Digital Definitions

Digital Definitions Detail: Inkjet printer; An inkjet printer shoots out tiny droplets of liquid ink onto paper to create text or a graphic or image. While standard inkjet printers often use four colors to print, inkjet photo printers typically use six, seven, or eight different colors. The more colors, the better the quality of the photo.; back to Digital Definitions

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