3 Aug
2000
3 Aug
'00
2:17 p.m.
Most scanners have a non-reflective black pad on the
back side. If
you put something reflective behind (a mirror?) the transparency,
the light will go through and be reflected back. A potential
problem is the reflection from the front side of the transparency.
A much bigger problem than that exists. If you put a mirror on a Xerox
machine, time as we know it will stop!
Tim.
3 Aug
3 Aug
3:08 p.m.
On Thu, 3 Aug 2000 CLASSICCMP(a)trailing-edge.com wrote:
COOL!!! I'm going to try this tommorrow at 9:00 AM MST! So everybody
needs to save their work before then.....
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Most scanners
have a non-reflective black pad on the back side. If
you put something reflective behind (a mirror?) the transparency,
the light will go through and be reflected back. A potential
problem is the reflection from the front side of the transparency.
A much bigger problem than that exists. If you put a mirror on a Xerox
machine, time as we know it will stop!
Tim.
3:47 p.m.
New subject: Music Performances from dot matrix printers! This group is looking for some old printers
Check out this site which I found through slashdot.org. An interesting use
of those old beasts as musical instruments.
http://www.sat.qc.ca/the_user/dotmatrix/en/intro.html
And I thought using printers for music went out with the old line printers
of the (50's? and ) 60's! :-)
Incidently, they are looking for printers. I quote from their web page:
"If you happen to have another Epson TX-80B "Essna", a Citizen
"Swift", or
an Apple StyleWriter 1200 - we want it."
write to them at: theuser(a)sat.qc.ca
(You could get a tax deduction for donating a "musical instrument"! ;-)
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