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Old December 24th 05, 10:23 PM posted to comp.periphs.printers
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Default Change computer date with "smart" chip in HP printers?


"Will-Lee-Cue" wrote in message
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Well ... I Guess if the expiration time is over a year from when it is
installed then I see no problem on this end. I think I am an average home
printer user and replace the ink in my HP 1220C at least once a year.


Once again - the Deskjet 1220C (and all other Deskjet's) do not force any
expiration. Period.

- Bob Headrick


 




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