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It actually is based on coverage. Usually for color printing companies base there ink on 10% - 20% coverage. So state you print a full page in color and it is based on 10% coverage you will get 24 pages like that. If it was 20% coverage you would be 48 pages like that. You’ll never get 240 pages unless each color page you print matches the coverage they say it will produce.
Hope that helps.
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It should state how many pages AT what saturation point…20%…50%…85%..????? don't anticipate to find the answer!!! its just giving you an indication of the MAXimum pages THEY tested at. Obviously full 8×10 photos will take more ink than the standard 4×6.
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No. It depends on the percentage on what you’re printing manufacturers test the max no. of pages per ml of ink cartridges. Just a normal docs printing.
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Actually, it doesnt mean anything! Its simply an advertising ploy. It may simply mean 240 pages of text with a dab of color in them.