Dodgy Cash

Aug 18, 2006 28 Replies

Samsung Digital Laser - it's black and white.

I bought it new a couple of years ago.

This is the problem nowadays. Most organisations are incompetent and they are incompetent at putting things right.

We either give up and accept a pathetic service or we make them improve or at least suffer if they treat us badly.

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Did you try increasing the "darkness" parameter? [Option: 'Lighter/Darker']

Rare colours are sometimes used for secure printing purposes, as documented in . As colour photocopiers/printers work by mixing CMYK ("4 colour process"), whereas secure printing is usually done by printing pure colours, it's conceivable that there will be certain colours that mixtures of CMYK cannot accurately represent.

Best Regards, Alex.

Are you referring to HSBC or Samaritans?

Deryck

Both, probably. I can't see the Samaritans being much use at purveying lives. Well, lives you haven't already got, anyway.

In message , Peter Saxton writes

I think the feature is only present in those very high quality colour copiers that can print with the same degree accuracy as would be required to print a copy of a note that would be good enough to pass as real.

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"Peter Saxton" wrote

Exactly. Hardly the "most copiers" that Jonathan said earlier!

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