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TYPIT®
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If you are typing on your computer or phone (which is actually more of a computer than a phone) and you need to create a character other than the standard keyboard set, most programs provide a means to access extended characters either with a menu selection or an ability to enter ASCII extended character set codes into the source code. At most, it takes a couple additional keystrokes (assuming you know how to do it). Back in the days of typewriters, the task was nowhere near as easy. Some manufacturers of typewriters that had the replaceable balls for allowing a variety of typefaces and fonts, often including one with special science and engineering characters. Those required the typist to reserve space for the characters, change the ball, then go back and fill in the blanks. It was tedious and error-prone. The Mechanical Enterprises company produced an add-on gadget called the TYPIT that needed to be attached to the typewriter and allowed interchangeable character die to be quickly inserted and removed as the need required. More than a thousand characters were available. See page 7 of this document for a little more info on TYPIT. TYPIT® Ad Ron Mingo - World's fastest mechanical typewriter typist @ 180 wpm!
TYPIT® is the perfect way to type any technical, foreign or numerical symbol --
easy as π.
Over 1,000 symbols like Type Any Symbol perfectly in 4 seconds Write today for free catalog TYPIT® manufactured by Mechanical Enterprises, Inc. 3127 EJ Colvin Street, Alexandria, Va. Gentlemen: Send: _ Catalog _ Representative Name _________________________ Title _____ Company ________________________________ Address _________________________________ City ___________________ Zone ____ State ___
Posted September 7, 2018
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