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InkSaver v2.0
If you are the owner of an Inkjet printer, then you probably realize the lesson of the razor and the razor blades. That is, as a manufacturer, you supply a product at a very attractive low price, and then sell the supplies at nice, expensive margins to increase your profits. The same game applies to current Inkjet printers. Your inexpensive printer is now generating an ever-increasing cost in ink cartridges. Printer manufacturers have lowered the price of their printers knowing full well that owners will end up spending up to five times the cost of the printer in ink cartridge expenses on an annual basis. In our family, with two computers and two printers, the kids use one of our printers for school and we use the other for home applications and business. With the explosion in popularity of digital cameras, it seems that we're consuming more and more cartridges, especially the color ones, almost every 60 days. We recently came across an article in PC World that disclosed that practically all Inkjet printer manufacturers have silently reduced the amount of ink in the new replacement cartridges you buy at the local store. And, at the same time, eliminated the options that an Inkjet printer has in controlling the quality of printing you get out of their print driver. The "economy" mode in today's Inkjet print drivers are last year's "normal" mode. Shocked? So are we! We've found a software application that offers some relief from this ink stink. A small company in Canada just released a new version of a shareware app called InkSaver, which could be the year's most valuable tool for owners of Inkjet-based printers. Published by Software Imaging, the new release offers a 15-day FULL working trial version that you can test out yourself at various printing modes to see the quality and savings you could get. If you're fed up by ink-guzzling printers and need some relief, please do your wallet a favor and test out this 2.0 trial of this incredible new utility InkSaver. InkSaver is the best way to save ink while maintaining print quality. This trial of InkSaver 2.0 allows you to fully control the amount of ink used by your Inkjet printer, making your ink cartridges last longer. No need to consume pints of ink for a Web page printout or a draft of your photo. And with today's latest ink cartridge replacements coming with half as much ink as they did last year, InkSaver will be the one of the best investments you can make. With InkSaver's patent-pending software algorithms, you will optimize printer data so that your printer uses less ink - even when printing at your Inkjet's highest resolution.
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