Sorry !!
It's a "HP DeskJet 960C", of course !
           =3D=3D=3D=3D

Or, in other words, an "inkjet" type printer. So the answer
to your question is, yes :-)

Most lamps of any type has *some* UV in there light,
it just a matter of exposure time (and much testing).
The UV-lamps *I* have seen was 30-40 USD. And don't
forget the "standard" sunlight.

Jan-Erik.

Jai Dhar wrote :

>Quoting "Jan-erik S=F6derholm (QAC)" =
<Jan-erik.Soderholm@PAC.ERICSSON.SE>:
>>
>>    Personaly I have had good results with a HP LaserJet 960C
>>
>
>Would an inkjet printer work? Or are there any methods to produce a =
positive=20
>film with an inkjet?
>=20
>
>Time is not really an issue, these would all be one off's so it's ok. =
If I=20
>wanted to go with a 'standard' lamp, what kind of lamp is that =
exactLY?=20
>Halogen? Just a regular Incandescent light bulb? And how much are UV =
lamps=20
>typically?

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