Although it may not be possible with every print job, relying on draft settings when printing plain text or grayscale with images is a great way to extend the lifespan of your cartridges. Even shifting a small portion of your output to draft or grayscale can make a dent in your recurring costs.
Avoiding bold formatting for type is another small way to save extra over time. While it can sometimes be hard to judge accurately, using lighter formatting can also make an impact, particularly if you want to avoid the potential uncertainty of using draft print settings as a hedge.
Remember too, that some fonts use less ink than others. Changing your default font to Century Gothic, Calibri, or Times New Roman will save you ink on each print. One to avoid is Arial – it’s one of the more ink-heavy fonts out there.
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