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I run a non profit, and we are not getting good print quality with our newsletters. It seems to be have small white horizontal lines on our images. The 'print check' on the printers always comes out perfect. I just talked to canon support, and they suggested using photo payer. Photo paper is way too expensive for our newsletter.

So, where would you upgrade this process? I am curious is there is a more affordable paper that would give us better results.

The details:

Our mailings are 7500 printed pages (front and back) photos mixed with text.

We use Canon Maxify GX7021 refillable ink-jet printers.

We buy the printer paper from Costco "Advantage Premium Bright Ink Jet and Laser Paper, 8.5"x11" Letter, White, 24lb, 97 Bright"

Suggestions!?

My local Menards has great prices on tongue and groove cedar and spruce. I have seen warnings from sauna suppliers about locally sourcing wood. If you order wood from a sauna supplier are you just being guaranteed wood with lower moisture content or is there another benefit? Is the spruce commonly available in the us inferior or unsuitable compared to the 'nordic spruce'?

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