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Canon Pixma MP750


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02-Jan-2006, 06:27 PM #1
Canon Pixma MP750
Bought a Canon Pixma MP750. I asked for opinions before buying it on the hardware forum.....have since bought one and been using it a couple of months.

It goes OK except for the quality of the colour copying which was mentioned in the hardware thread. For some reason the other thing that happens is that when printing it nearly always reports a paper jam when in fact there isn't - you remove the paper tray & put it back in and the "jam" is cleared.

Here is the original thread with details of our experience:

http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/4...-mp-750-a.html
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