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TalkBack / RE:Homebrew e-Reader Games hit the Scene
« on: April 20, 2004, 10:27:58 AM »
I have had success printing dot-codes on my printer. I have an HP deskjet 5550, Set to Best Printing quality. (can't remember the set paper type offhand, since it will be about a week before I have access to my printer again), and grey scale black only printing.
The cartridge type the printer uses is HP #56 black cartridge. Any printer using that cartridge should be able to print the dot-codes, if the right settings for the printer are found.
Again, because I currently don't have access to my printer, I am not able to print the latest released dot-codes, but the dot-codes I have printed successfully, are most of the mini-games / nes classics I own, plus the Jumpman mario e-reader card, and the Airship's Revenge SMB3 card (don't have either, but was provided the dot-codes for the cards)
The cartridge type the printer uses is HP #56 black cartridge. Any printer using that cartridge should be able to print the dot-codes, if the right settings for the printer are found.
Again, because I currently don't have access to my printer, I am not able to print the latest released dot-codes, but the dot-codes I have printed successfully, are most of the mini-games / nes classics I own, plus the Jumpman mario e-reader card, and the Airship's Revenge SMB3 card (don't have either, but was provided the dot-codes for the cards)
