Because if you didn’t find it there, it wouldn’t have been the last place you looked.

These printer companies have us all under their thumb. They leave you no choice but to pay to play. Good luck in your search.

Epson ET-8500 tank printer prints on cd’s/dvd’s. It has a special slide out tray to put the disk in.

Depending on the situation sometimes a ShopVac works.

My Epson ET-8500 does.

You can still decide when to close it. Its purpose is to close the door in case you fail to do so after a period of time of your choosing. It can also be overridden easily if need be. Saved me on several occasions. Just an option no one else mentioned.

I have a Chamberlin opener and it can be programmed to automatically close the door after a set time of your choosing. PROBLEM SOLVED.

I was thinking about getting the Epson ET-8500 photo printer and would like to know if anyone on here owns one? If you do, I would appreciate your opinions as to build quality, photo print quality, features etc.

Thank you in advance for any info you can give.

Not much. They like me were just asking if anyone could ID it.

I’m just as stumped as you are as to all the stuff hanging off of it. On line, it was a video and it appeared as if something was moving inside of it.

Saw this online. Can anyone tell me if it is real and if so, what the hell is it?

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Just my two cents, but I worked for a Sheetrock manufacturing company as a computer technician. I sometimes laugh about how concerned people get about dust in their computers. If you are at all familiar with the gypsum dust from Sheetrock (wallboard) you will understand what I’m talking about. It’s like talcum powder. When I would work on the desktop computers and needed to remove the covers for access, the internals looked like someone spray painted them with white paint a quarter of an inch thick. Everything was completely covered. I would have to blow them out with compressed air, just to identify the components I needed to get to. For example: upgrading memory, installing higher capacity hard drives etc. There were at least 75 computers and it was impossible to keep them clean. if I would clean the dust out, in two days it was right back. Not once, in seven years did I ever have a computer fail due to the extreme accumulation of dust.

I don’t need to purchase a modest backup plan. I just needed to have someone help me remember the name of the software I was using. That piece of software did exactly what I needed it to do. One helpful member has already provided precisely what I needed and I’m thankful for their help. As for your diatribe, it was useless.

Thanks to everyone for their responses and recommendations. As a result, I was able to get the information I was looking for. Thanks again, no new responses are necessary.

To answer your question, copy and paste. I don’t really need the program. I like the program because with two clicks of the mouse, all the files that have been modified are updated on the backup drive in seconds.