If it's just a letter here and there, the individual key contact switch may need to be adjusted. So what does a court reporting student do when only the tops of your letters print on the paper of one's Stenograph machine? It's probably one of two things. Here are some tips for economical and efficient use of your steno machine ribbon cartridge. and keep your instructor from writing nasty notes on your homework! but even if you weren't so lucky, Jennifer's article will (hopefully!) save you some $$$ in the not-too-distant. If you're lucky, you won't find this *after* you have already spent $21.00 on a new ink cartridge, like, say, moi (grrr!!). Jennifer has just the thing for you: Directions on how to re-ink your Stentura's ink cartridge! but for those of you for whom this scenario is familiar, let me introduce you to blogger Jennifer Upton. Well, okay, so chances are pretty good that your name isn't Glen. and across the top, it says 'Glen, I can't read this! Please, please, Puh- LEASE get a new ribbon!!!!'

then a few days later, you get your notes back. You do your homework and carefully put your notes away, and hand it in when you get to class. Re-ink Your Old Ribbon Cartridge and Save Some $$$

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Stenograph repair