Dear All Resetter,

We have problem with our download area in Divshare.
Since divshare is now limit the bandwith for free members :( ouch
and of course we are over limit already :)

so guys, we are now trying new places...that are still free
and also as I promised there is NO PASSWORD for this files

now i already upload only c90 resetters ( both version )
in mediafire .... if u have any opinion where the ideal place for our resetter
plz let me know :) just post in the comment or email me directly
at indoreset@yahoo.co.id
( the places must be unlimited bandwidth and unlimited file lifetime )

so here is the "trial" places for c90 resetters, enjoy
- indonesian version :
[JOIN OUR MAILING LIST TO GET DOWNLOAD INFO]

- singapore version :
[JOIN OUR MAILING LIST TO GET DOWNLOAD INFO]


plz do try the download area and tell me what you think ...

Happy Reset

Printer Lovers

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Please Welcome Our new Moderator

Felix ...... and also a already fixed our YAHOO Presence in this blog ... so plz feel free to ask

and for you that still asking about our mailing list is = indoreset@yahoogroups.com

to join is very simple, send blank mail to = 
                                     indoreset-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
to unsubscribe is simple too, send blank mail to = 
                                   indoreset-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

happy reset

ndry

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Just Another Resetter Collection

i350, IP1000, IP1100 IP1880 IP2500, IP1300 IP1700, IP1500, IP1200 IP1600 IP2200, MP Tool v.094, MP Tool v.092, IP Tool v.114, IP Tool v.115, Canon IP2270

join our free INDORESET FORUM !

enjoy!

felz

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After long time waiting, indoreset finally found, The working resetter for T13 and ME32.


JOIN INDORESET FORUM !!!!
Enjoy!

felz

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C41 C42 C43 C45 46, C58, C59, C67 C68 D68, C79, C87, C88 D88, C90 indonesia, C90 singapore, C110, C480SXU C580, C600 C640 C660, C670 C680, C880 C888, SP1270, SP1290, SP1390, SP1410, SP1410 EKL-ESP-ETT SP2000P, SP2100, PM270, PM250, PM215, PM210, PM D800 G800, CX1390, CX2800,CX 2900, CX3100 CX3200, CX3700 CX3800 CX3805 CX3810 DX3800 DX3850, CX4700 CX4800 DX4200 DX4250 DX4800 DX4850, CX5100 CX5200 CX5400,CX5500 CX5505, CX5600, CX7300, CX8300, CX9300F, 1390 1400 1410, R200, R220 R230, R260,R290, R310, R390, RX420 RX425 RX430, RX510, RX585, RX650, T10 T11 T20, T13, T21 ETT, T30, T40W, T50 and T60 or T50 and T60, TX100 TX101 TX105 TX109, TX110 TX111, TX115, TX200 TX209, TX210 TX510FN, TX300F, TX550W, SX200 SX205, TX400 SX400
SSC Service Utility 4.00, SSC Service Utility4.10, SSC Service utility4.20, SSC Service Utility4.30
(PDF) Manual Using SSC

join free INDORESET FORUM !!!

enjoy!

felz

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Have a peaceful Holy Week to everyone...

From: the Moderators

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Hello everyone,

A lot of people are asking about this reseter. After searching for quite sometime here is a working copy provided by one of our members, manny_chengjr from Philippines. Thanks guys for all the support and please continue to help the group grow by sharing your knowledge and the reseters that you have.

Here is the link, in the meantime we uploaded it in divshare.

[JOIN OUR MAILING LIST TO GET DOWNLOAD INFO]

and mediafire :

[JOIN OUR MAILING LIST TO GET DOWNLOAD INFO]



By the way, CX5500 reseting procedure can be found in our files folder of the yahoo group.

Happy reseting everyone...

the moderators

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Coming soon... new version resetter for your old printer,

with tutorial how to do it, and of course, how to make money with your resetter

its all free, join our milist and ask it..

enjoy!

felz

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This is the latest resetter for canon MP198, MP258, MP276, MP496, MP558, MP568, and MP648.

The following are the steps that must be done:

1. Turn on the printer to service mode. how to enter service mode is :

• While the printer is OFF, press and hold the Start/Stop button (Resume/Cancel in some other models).
• While holding the Start/Stop button, press and hold the POWER button.
• When the POWER LED (green light) lit, release the Start/Stop button (still holding the POWER button).
• Press the Start/Stop button TWICE (still holding the POWER button)
• Release the POWER button.
• Wait for the LCD to display 0 (zero).

1. After the display is 0, attach the printer usb cable to pc, then there will be detected new device (its normal)
2. Run service_tool 1050.exe
3. Confirm detected usb-port numbers on usb port column.
4. Click the MAIN ink counter reset button, make sure there is paper in the paper feed, because the printer will print after the process is complete.
5. Click platern ink counter reset button, the printer will print again.
6. Turn off the printer.
7. Your printer is ready for use again.

HERE IS THE DOWNLOAD LINK

JOIN FREE INDORESET FORUM

Enjoy!

felz

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Live from the 2008 Lyra Imaging Symposium in Rancho Mirage CA

Day Twos opening session covered commercial and production printing and included the following presos: “Re-Defining the Production Printing Solutions Value Proposition—Versatility, Reliability and Cost-Effectiveness” by Tom Wetjen, Vice President, Worldwide Graphic Communications Industry, Xerox Corporation; “Customizing the Customer Relationship: Online On-Demand Digital Printing Innovations”, presented by Scott Baker, Vice President Worldwide Business Development, GMC Software AG; “High-Speed, High-Volume: The Fast and the Furious in Production Printing” by Steve Reynolds, Senior Analyst, Lyra Research; and “The Future of Wide Format and Super Wide”, from Tom Baratz, Industry Consultant, Lyra Research.

Take-aways? Along with leap year, the Summer Olympics, and the US Presidential election, this is a Drupa year, and the massive trade show in Dusseldorf Germany drives this segment of the business like nothing else. Well, except for maybe new trends (and/or buzz-words), like this years favorite, TransPromotional. And that new Xerox (NYSE XRX) logo? Im starting to get used to it!

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OK, just a quick year-end Happy New Year greeting to end 2012 and look ahead to 2013. But as the year ends, I wanted to set the record straight on some of my own personal technology portfolio decisions of late.

It took awhile but I am now in the iPhone 5 tent  (and yes those new earbuds are cool!)

In September, I blogged about my hesitation to move up to the iPhone 5, all based around its new connector and the feeling I would be fighting with my own households "installed base" of old-school Apple connectors (see "For Want of a Nail..."). Well, I caved, and am now a proud iPhone 5 owner/user. (The owner part came a month earlier than the user part, btw!) Will now be juggling THREE connectors for the foreseeable future, including old and new Apples and of course, microUSB for Kindles, Nexus, and even a cool extended battery/case accessory Ive been using for the iPhone.

After wavering, I figured out I really like Windows 7!

Around Thanksgiving, with less fanfare, I purchased, then returned a Windows 8 PC I had planned to use to upgrade the failed home office PC which had served us well for years. Actually, "returned" is not quite right - I kept the new hardware, as the reseller (Office Depot) couldnt swap it out with a new Windows 7 machine,  and instead I paid for their assistance in "downgrading" the HP desktop to Windows 7. (As a Microsoft Developer program subscriber, I have licenses for clean (i.e. now OEM crapware) Win 7 versions, and the downgrade - which I was advised is beyond the skills of simple advanced users - includes the advantage, and was priced the same as Depots "de-crapwaring" service for new machines.)

And spurning Windows 8 after my experience with its difficult interface (or at least learning curve) and certain inconvenient incompatibilities, Ive also just ordered a new Windows 7 machine (oddly still available from OEMs) for the office.

The Little Printer is cute and I want one, but still need some time

I also blogged recently about cancelling an order for another new gadget (see "Berg Ships Little Printer...") and have not regretted that. "Gadget fatigue" is real, at least for me lately, and while I suggested I might re-order this fascinating hard-copy product in early 2013, I will need to catch my breath from the routines with the new iPhone 5 and the Windows 7/8 back-and-forth first.

And with that, Happy 2013 to all of you!

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I have three adds/deletes that are worth mentioning in the ever-dynamic ebb and flow of the printer and printing industry segment of the blogosphere (ok, Im being a little sarcastic here).

First, the Planet Print Mode site and its companion blog, have been suspended in favor of a new enterprise by their creator, Adam Dewitz. Having completed graduate work at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Adam has started his own company, Adaptive Publishing, in addition to serving as WhatTheyThink.coms chief blogger, serving as Managing Editor
of the Print CEO Blog.

Second, a comment on a recent post of mine ("Book scanners as a consumer Item?") by a reader and fellow blogger Samuel Driessen linked me over to his mid-February post about "Paperless Home" over at Infoarch. Samuel is with Oce in The Netherlands and writes prolifically on information architecture "stuff" on his blog.

And last but not least, a newer blog has surfaced called, of all things, The Death of the Copier. Creator Greg Walters is just three posts in, but so far has coverage that includes interesting content and opinion on HP (NYSE HPQ) Edgeline technology, Managed Print Services, and paperless and green issues. I like the attitude, and thanks for the link! Keep it up, Greg!

And now time to update the old blogroll!

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First off, credit for the story about the demise of the Apple Cards app goes to @GigaOM and writer Alex Colon (@alexandercolon). I came upon it during my morning "whats new" search, where it was a part of their "4 things you might have missed during Apples iPhone 5s announcement" piece.

Seeing the news, I had to go back to when it was announced, two years ago, on October 4th to be exact, in an event that preceded the death of Steve Jobs by just a day. Later that month, I wrote a Jobs tribute/retrospective, in which I covered some of his pioneering and initiative with hard-copy-related products, and I included Cards as the latest in that timeline. (See "Steve Jobs Invented Desktop Publishing - and Photo Books too?")


Now a day after Apples most recent announcement event and its multiple (5c and 5s) iPhone products, which have left Wall Street unimpressed, we have to dig out the tale of Cards and its two-year existence. And while investors and industry pundits see the new phones as uninspiring, its likely very few if any are including the Cards apps discontinuation as part of the overall disappointment which has led AAPL stock to tumble over 5% so far today. But that figures - as hard copy in many of its forms seems to be going out of a favor more with a whimper than a splash.

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To all my readers, have a great 2010!

As I reflect back on my year in blogging, I am observing how my writing patterns have changed in 2009. The addition of active "micro-blogging" through Twitter has taken away from the volume of traditional blog posts, no doubt, but has hopefully provided a more real-time alternative via my tweetstream displayed here (to the right). And granted, not all my tweets are dedicated printer-industry topics, so please pardon the marketing, economics, careers, and yes, occasional football subjects.

Another change/distraction (but for the better overall) is the transition from traditional to online publishing for The Hard Copy Observer. In addition to my monthly Observations columns, which also appear here (I cant hardly believe Im now in my fifth year of monthly columns), I also am a contract writer for the Observer, and topics I might have published here in the blog now have a tendency to end up there, as we become subject to the legendary 24-hour news cycle, at least as it exists in the printer industry!

Again, readers, thanks for stopping by on a regular basis, and see you in 2010!

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