Epson now makes a line of refillable ink well printers that lets you use ink from any manufacturer. One refill prints about 4,000 pages, and refill kits from 3rd parties run about $15 on Amazon.

It seems pretty nice so far, not as messy or complicated as ink well mods people used to hack together.

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But try explaining that to an end-user who then complains when their inkjet doesn't start telling them to replace the ink cartridge, etc, etc (whine) because so-and-so's computer does it (/whine). You can't reason with someone who doesn't have the capacity to begin with. It's easier to just humor the sheep.

The last epson I installed I thought I'd be creative and see if there was a solution to that. Just google "inklevel" there's two different chunks of software out there, one for macs another for PC's that will do that across networks even. And weigh in at a hefty 1.3mb, and support HP, Epson and Cannon printers.

If you're using lexmark you need to be shot anyway.

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I'll never buy an HP printer - had a horrible experience with their predatory razor/razorblade sales model. Epson or Canon is a much better choice.

Someone send this to the Canon, Hp, Epson guys...