There are providers who can insure your laptop, but without a long contract (which can be a pain) ...
Steps
1. 2 such providers are http://www.2u.co.uk/laptop-insurance/ and http://www.laptopinsuranceuk.com/
2. To our knowledge, all other providers make you purchase at least 1 year in full up front.
Tips
* Have a look around onine at Google etc for zero-contract laptop insurance
Warnings
* Be aware of the "No excess" or "zero excess" of a few companies. Yes, they do not charge an excess when you claim, but you have to pay AGAIN for the year in full to start your insurance again. For example, if you purchased your laptop insurance in January and paid for a FULL year's premium, and then made a claim in (eg) March (3 months into the term), you would not have to pay an excess to claim BUT you would need to pay the FULL year's premium again to continue your cover. So in effect you HAVE paid an excess of however many month's premium has not been used (in this example, the remaining 9 months of the paid-for year's premium. Devious.
2007-03-10 23:50:00
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answered by Anonymous
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In the printer options chose economy mode, fast draft and lowest dpi (Dots per inch) parameters and make them default.
Even if you do not use it, the ink wil dry out and the cartridge will become useless
2007-03-10 17:29:38
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answered by Gopalakrishnan P 3
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Use the econemy mode when what you are printing does not have to be great quality, otherwise if you print heaps of black text i would suggest getting a back laser printer as they are cheap now, and just use the inkjet for color printing. I did this and i save heaps
2007-03-10 20:51:33
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answered by Dan 5
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Yes i agree with yesyes251, Don't use it all!
2007-03-10 17:24:38
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answered by jammy 4
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Don't use it.
2007-03-10 17:17:00
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answered by Anonymous
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