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Typewriter

A typewriter is a mechanical or electromechanical machine for typing characters. Typically, a typewriter has an array of keys, and each one causes a different single character to be produced on paper by striking an inked ribbon selectively against the paper with a type element. Thereby, the machine produces a legible written document composed of ink and…

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Typewriter

Nodes320
Edges319
Triples444
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00625
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related to Further reading · 47
Typewriter → Adler, Anthony, Anthony Casillo, Beeching, Bournemouth, British Typewriter Museum, British Typewriter Museum Publishing, Bruce Curtis, Casillo, Century, Chronicle Books, Director, George Allen, Golden Age, History, Iconic Machines, ISBN, Lewiston, London, Maine
related to Collections · 44
Typewriter → Australia, Austria, Bayreuth, Chestnut Ridge Typewriter Museum, China, Empordà, England, Eskişehir, Fairmont, Figueres, German Typewriter Museum, Germany, Girona, Haverhill, Italy, Lausanne, Liverpool, Liverpool Typewriter Museum, Lu Hanbin Typewriter Museum, Macchina
related to Other typewriters · 35
Typewriter → Although, Blind, Boston, Braille, Brooklyn, Despite, Fitch, Fitch Typewriter Company, Franz, Gallery, Gardner, Hammond, Hammond Typewriter, Hammond Typewriter Company Limited, Invented, James Hammond, John, Massachusetts, Mr, No
related to Late users · 30
Typewriter → Actor Tom Hanks, Apple IIc, Art, Biographer Robert Caro, Century, Christie's, Cincinnati, Cormac McCarthy, Count Zero, ETCetera, Harlan Ellison, Hermes, In, Lettera, Lyndon Johnson, McCarthy, Neuromancer, Olivetti Lettera, Richard Polt, Robert Moses
related to Terminology repurposed for the computer age · 26
Typewriter → Actual, After, Alt, AltGr, Apple, BS, CR, Ctrl, HT, In, In Europe, It, LF, MIT, Most, Only, Originally, Some, Subsequently, Super
related to In music · 25
Typewriter → Becoming Typewriter, BTO, Dissidents, Erik Satie's, Jerry Lewis, Leroy Anderson, Mach, Max Richter's The Blue, Merrily We Roll Along, Notebooks, Opening Doors, Parade, Ryu Hankil, South Korean, Stephen Sondheim's, Store, The, The Boston Typewriter Orchestra, The Flat Earth, The Typewriter
related to Gallery · 24
Typewriter → Appeal, Army Quartermaster, Deutsches TechnikmuseumPersonal, Din Shah Qajar, France, Glidden, Iran, Mozaffar, Olivetti Studio, Olivetti Valentine, Persia, Peter Mitterhofer, Qajar, Saskatoon, SH-280, Sholes, Shuangge, Soule, Swedish, Tours
related to Sholes and Glidden typewriter · 24
Typewriter → Americans Christopher Latham Sholes, As, Carlos Glidden, Frank Haven Hall, Glidden, Glidden Type-Writer, Hall, Ilion, It, James Densmore, March, Matthias Schwalbach, Milwaukee, New York, QWERTY, Remington, Samuel, Sholes, Sons, Soule
related to Others · 21
Typewriter → According, Archy, Burroughs, CAPITALS AT LAST, Don Marquis, In, Jack Kerouac, Kerouac, Naked Lunch, North American, On, Peter Boretski, Road, Soft Typewriter, Some, The, The New Yorker, Thermal-fax, Tolkien, William
related to Early adopters · 14
Typewriter → Boston, By December, Henry James, Life, Mark Twain, Mississippi, Nasby, Petroleum, Remington, Research, The Adventures, Tom Sawyer, Twain, Twain's

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typewriters used type first paper machines machine key one writing keyboard could use also characters keys character made typed computer

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Typewriteris amechanical or electromechanical machine for typing characters0.90text
Typewriteris aliving0.90text
percentinstance ofallowing access to special symbols0.80text
Frenchinstance ofsimilar to margin stops.Dead keysLanguages0.80text
Spanishinstance ofsimilar to margin stops.Dead keysLanguages0.80text
and German required diacriticsinstance ofsimilar to margin stops.Dead keysLanguages0.80text
special signs attached to or on top of the base letterinstance ofsimilar to margin stops.Dead keysLanguages0.80text
the acute accent could be combined with ainstance ofthus a single dead key0.80text
einstance ofthus a single dead key0.80text
iinstance ofthus a single dead key0.80text
oinstance ofthus a single dead key0.80text
u to produce áinstance ofthus a single dead key0.80text

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