Does anyone know how to erase ink from paper(no white out)?
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Yeah, try writing with erasable pens from now on.
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It cannot be erased.  The toner (it is not ink) is made of plastic particles bonded to iron particles (just like those used in photocopiers).  Upon printing, this is heat fused unto the paper.\n\nReprint the page.
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If there are two solid colors, another quick way is to use the "magic eraser" tool. Just left-click on the white area and that should take, most, if not all, of that white background out..........if not.......just continue to left-click in the remaining white areas until all of the white background is gone. This tool works best when there are two distinctly solid colors. :)\n\nIf this is a circle you created, first flatten the image via layer. Go to 'layer', then choose 'flatten', now use the "magic eraser" tool to eliminate the background. :)
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try this one...\nPrepare:\n1. hot water\n2. bowl\n3. tissue\n\nFirst\nput at least 1/4 of hot water into bowl...deep the tip of your inkjet cart. (where the ink comes out)do it for about 1 min. (if you see ink flows out...thats a good sign-you breath life back)then dry it with tissue (the cartridge printing head)\nafter doing so...\n\ntry to test print.\n\nAND IF STILL DOESNT WORK CLEAN YOUR PRINTER - SORRY BUY A NEW ONE.
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Go into your printers program and try cleaning the print heads.\nSometimes they get so dirty that the ink cartridge cannot work properly.
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Try white-out.  it works great.
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First make sure there is any ink coming out of the cartridge.  Dab it on a moist paper towel to see if you get the three colors.  If you do, then try completely resetting your printer.  Turn off your printer, unplug it and then leave it that way for at least a minute.  This clears the memory so that it shouldn't think you are still using the same empty cartridge.  \n\nIf these don't work, there is a chance that you just have to get another cartridge.  If the print head (the shiny copper portion) is scratched or damaged in any way, then your printer won't be able to read the cartridge.
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Sounds like the printheads on the cartidges are blocked. Remove and put them on damp kitchen roll for five minutes or so - thats with the heads touching the paper. This should clear them
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Try cleaning the print heads.  You can usually do this by using the printer software that came with your computer.
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i've done this a dozen times to help my nephews.  hope this helps:\n\nwhat you need:\ncoffee or tea\nwater\nbrush or sponge\npaper (of course)\n\nwhat to do:\n1.  make some weak coffee or tea.  mix until well diluted (no grains - causes streaks)\n2.  use the brush or the sponge to wipe it all over the paper.\n3.  allow to dry.\n\nit would be best to write or print on the paper first before doing the coffee thing, but if the kid would be using the "old paper" in class, make sure to do it at least 12 hours in advance so that erasures would not affect the coffee stain.
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Decent idea:\n\nTLC with m&ms.  I did this once for a "show and tell" to an 8th grade class, and it worked great.\n\nUsing coffee filters cut into strips, water, plastic cups, a Q-tip and different colored m&ms, you can spot the dye from the surface on the m&m onto the coffee filter and then place it into a shallow cup of water.  The water wicks up the paper and carries some of the color at different rates.  \n\nRed m&ms show 2 red spots\nBlue m&ms have 2 blue spots\nPurple m&ms have a red and blue spot.\n\nIf you don't want to do m&ms, you can use ink from a narrow tipped marker.\n\nGood luck!
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To clear a paper jam:\nPull Carefully\nIf the sheet of paper is visible at the output slot of the printer (in other word, it stopped on its way out of the printer), try pulling carefully on it. If it pulls smoothly and easily, then carefully pull it the rest of the way out. If there is resistance, then stop and go on to the next step. \n\nOpen the Cover\nOpen the printer cover and wait (in the case of an inkjet printer) for the carriage to stop moving. Carefully, slowly pull out any paper that is caught there. \n\nTake Care\nDo NOT pull paper out from where it was feeding into the printer (where the blank paper enters the device). The rollers on your printer may only go in one direction, and if you force them the wrong way, you could damage the machine. \nBe careful of the following:\n\nLaser Printers\nIf you have a laser printer, be very careful when pulling out the paper -- laser printers can get hot. \n\nPaper Shreds\nIf any paper tore, either during the jam or while you were removing them, remove any appliances that you can (paper trays, etc.) and look for the shreds of paper. Try to make sure nothing has been left behind. \nIf you have frequent paper jams:\nDon't Overload\nOverloading your paper tray can cause paper jams. Your manual may say that your input tray can hold 250 sheets -- but if you keep getting jams, try loading 225 sheets instead. \n\nCheck the Paper\nCheck the minimum/maximum paper weights that your printer can handle. Paper that is too thick, or too thin, can cause jams. \n\nCheck the Manual\nIf, after these precautions, you still get frequent jams, your printer rollers or some other part of the hardware may need adjustment. Check the manual for directions for your particular printer, check the manufacturer's Web site for additional directions, or (if your printer is still under warranty) call your support line.
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Ketchup Stain Removal\nFrom Sarah Aguirre,\nStain Removal Step 1.\n\nRemove as much of the excess ketchup as possible from the fabric.\n\nStain Removal Step 2.\n\nRun cold water through the back of the stain as quickly as possible. This will force the stain back out through the fabric.\n\nStain Removal Step 3.\n\nRub a liquid detergent into the stained portion of the fabric. Work it in gently.\n\nStain Removal Step 4.\n\nIf the garment is white, or you have tested it for colorfastness, apply a mild bleaching agent like hydrogen peroxide or white vinegar with a sponge. You can also use lemon juice on white fabrics. Rinse well.\n\nStain Removal Step 5.\n\nRepeat with detergent followed by mild bleaching agent until the stain no longer appears.\n\nStain Removal Step 6.\n\nApply a stain remover stick, gel, or spray and allow it to sit for at least 5 minutes.\nStain Removal Step 7.\n\nLaunder with detergent. Before drying double check the stain.\n\nStain Removal Step 8.\n\nIf the stain remains, rub detergent into the stain and soak in warm water for 30 minutes. Rinse well.\n\nStain Removal Step 9.\n\nIf the stain remains, apply stain remover stick, gel, or spray and launder according to directions.
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Impoosible! Unless you have white ink!
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I used White-Out pen. And if you don't want it to be scratch off or fade then I recommend you put one or two coat of clear nail polish just in case. \n\n\nOk so now you are asking about applying the White-Out right?\nWell when you apply it to paper then you would squeeze a good amount but you don't want to do that. First just turn off your computer and push down on that key and then apply the White-Out on but LIGHTLY write on the key after it completely dries then apply the clear nail polish  Try this: http://www.wite-out.com/pens/\nHope this helps.\n♥ Vy
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Depending on your operating system, you should be able to click on Start, then Settings, then Printers.  Locate your printer in this folder, then right click on Purge Print Documents.  \n\nIf your operating system is different, go to the control panel, click printers, right click your printer, and purge print documents.\n\nIf you've printed a document, however, there should be a printer icon showing in your system tray.  You can right click on the icon and delete your print jobs individually.
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You can do this by 'cloning' a non-descript section of a picture over the subject you wish to 'erase'. \n\nGo to snapfiles.com and download PhotoFiltre from the freeware section. It is a very capable FREE image editor. I've used it several times to remove unwanted items from photos.\n\nGood luck.