9 Aug
2008
9 Aug
'08
5:23 p.m.
While cleaning out some junk I found a NEC thimble
(Tech Math/Times Roman).
One of the fingers is a little shorter than the rest, but it
doesn't look broken (and the LC char is blank, unlike the
rest); is this a normal index key, or is it in fact broken?
And if it's OK, does anyone want it?
m
9 Aug
9 Aug
9:38 p.m.
On 9 Aug 2008 at 20:23, M H Stein wrote:
One of the fingers is a little shorter than the rest,
but it
doesn't look broken (and the LC char is blank, unlike the
rest); is this a normal index key, or is it in fact broken?
Hmmm. On a standard 64 "finger" Spinwriter thimble, a cluster of
five of the fingers is shortened to only a single character height,
which allows the operator to see what's been printed. That's on the
3500--I don't know about later models.
Cheers,
Chuck
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