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I seem to recall a similar problem. My version of EasyCap turned out to be incompatible with Windows 11. I presume you're trying to output to VHS?

+1 for 7DayShop. Prices are good for originals. Only drawback is they wont deliver to anywhere other than cardholder's address so wont deliver to work.

Not wishing to be pedantic, but arguably only 1 & 2 were motoring offences. 3 is most likely but most certainly not a motoring offence. 4 - 6 do not apply as the 'offences' did not occur on the public highway so the police would have no powers to bring any charges. As for the 1988 RTA...

Sorry to ask, but what motoring offence?

As opposed to one of our uninsured cars? I presume you meant 'one of our insured's cars'

Did Tunisia, specifically Sousse, in 1981. There's a good reason I don't want to go back, although I accept it may have changed

judgement, judgment

. Received this in an email from Warehouse Express. Not sure whether it extends to the 9500, but the price beats that of 7dayshop.

Hi, macklij. Can't really comment in comparison to the ix4000, but I've had my 9000 for just over a month now. I've printed a good number of times in that period, mainly small (6x4) photos and various other larger documents and so far all of the cartridges still show on the printer status...

Mixed views if you search the forums. My 9000 has been left on since it arrived a month ago. Doesn't seem to do any harm. I had a Pixma 5300 before it for over 3 years and don't recall turning it off in all that time. Never had a problem. Others will tell you they turn off. Seems there is...

Not sure about jumping in to this. Feel a little apprehensive, so might just 'lurk' for the first few weeks, if that's OK, just to get a feel for things. Perhaps I should while away a few hours on last year's entries, just to see how it works.

That's what I thought. Now had mine for 10 days. No regrets.

You can get the Canon Pixma Pro9000 MkII at around £350 at the moment (search Amazon) less £100 cash back = £250 net. That's where my money's going come payday.

Sainsbury's do photo printing of cushions, I recall.

Looks like that offer has ended. Now £100 cashback, which means the printer comes out at about £250 net.