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Can we print with other three Color ink cartridges when Black Ink cartridge is emptied?

Sir,

Recently we purchase the HP Officejet Pro L7580 All-in-One in which threre is provision of three coloured ink cartridges and one Black Ink Cartridge. Our Blank Ink Cartridge emptied and we have ordered for new one to our dealer. When we enquired from him whether we can proceed in the absence of Blank Ink filled in the cartridge (as per display on the Printer), he expressed his inability to confirm. We think there should be a solution. I have changed the setting in Printer's Properties in the Colour management as 'Manual' (instead of Automatically) and set RGB as default, but can't get the prints. Can you help me and confirm?
Regards
S. D. Parashar
International Control & Projects
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Hi,

as u have ran out of ink you cant print anymore... you have to replace a new ink cartridge.... this is because when u print something, the colors will get mixed to print the exact color.... even if u are printing only in black, some other colors wil get mixed to produce the black color on the paper... so u need to change the ink cartridge.... u cannot run with a blank filled ink cartridge.... and the selection of your printer is very good...

thanks and regards
agnel

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