Posts by Jacob Bennett6

I’m running into this exact same headache. I have an A3 layout, but I need to figure out how to stitch two A4 pages together to make it work.
The whole "side-by-side" preview option is completely useless for what I'm trying to do; it leaves this ugly line right down the middle, and even when I try to scale things up, it just won't bleed over to the next page properly.

Caught it last night, and honestly, it was nothing short of incredible.
It’s easily the most impressive thing I’ve sat through in years.
It’s got everything—heavy drama, sweeping romances, high-octane shootouts and car chases, plenty of grit and violence, and those tense thriller elements, all wrapped up in a bitter, hard-hitting true story.
My rating: 9.5/10

I’ll be the first to admit I usually can't stand domestic cinema, but these two are absolute masterpieces:
Nobody's Son
I Love You

Gary James88 said:People are out here claiming absolutely nothing happens in Stalker or Tenant, yet they’re simultaneously acting like both films deserve an entire library of novels written about them. Give me a break.

Take Tenant, for example.
Sure, there’s plenty of plot to chew on, but I can't help but feel like an absurd amount of screen time is wasted on him just wandering through New York, sipping espresso at cafes, hitting up parties, and getting lost in endless stretches of dialogue that don't actually move the needle. That said, I have to admit all that fluff builds this atmosphere that, for me personally, is absolutely flawless. But let's be real: dialogue isn't action. In this movie, nothing truly happens until you hit that final stretch where everything descends into pure madness and suicide. It’s a similar vibe to Stalker.
I suspect that’s exactly what the author of this thread was getting at.

Here is my recommendation for everyone:
The Man from Earth is an absolutely brilliant, high-tension piece of cinema that manages to pull you in without a single traditional action sequence; it’s nothing but pure, unfiltered dialogue.

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That initial phase where they were playing psychedelic rock was absolutely brilliant.
To me, Fly is easily one of the greatest Rock music albums ever recorded.

I just realized I’ve been running PG-37 this whole time when the setting is actually for PG-40; does anything need to be adjusted on my end?

I've run into a bit of a headache here; I picked up an HP Envy along with a PG-40 cartridge, but now the machine is just throwing error messages at me.
The specific item I grabbed is an EMSTAR PG-40 Black 28 ml C52 from Walmart, and while their website explicitly claims compatibility with the Envy, the actual packaging says it's intended for the iP1600/2200/MP150/170/450 models.
Is it possible this cartridge simply isn't meant for this particular printer?
It seems there are multiple variations of the PG-40 cartridge out there, which is making this whole thing incredibly frustrating.

Great, that’s exactly what I was suspecting, though I did have this nagging thought that those larger 28 ml PG-40 packs might actually have a higher volume than the printer could handle🙂
Is it possible to run the machine using only black ink?
Thanks a lot

I am currently weighing the decision to pick up an HP Envy, but I’m feeling a bit skeptical about the situation regarding third-party ink cartridges.
The technical specs mention four different inks, though they only seem to bundle two with the machine; my concern is that once I burn through the factory originals and need to restock, will the unit actually function only using those alternative high-capacity options—specifically the PG-40 or CL-41—since they supposedly offer better value? I spotted this PG-40 at a local Staples outlet listed in both 28ml and larger sizes, and frankly, I’m wondering if the bigger volume will even fit in the slot.

- Method: 4-ink micro-jet system utilizing FINE technology with 2pl droplets
- Inks:
- HP PG-37 black (220 pages)
- HP CL-38 color (205 pages)
- HP PG-40 black (355 pages) option
- HP CL-41 color (308 pages) option