Exemplos de uso de Selectric em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I need a Selectric.
If I hear one more gossip columnist use democracy as a fig leaf,I'm gonna eat an IBM Selectric.
The Correcting Selectric II used a new ribbon cartridge mechanism.
I know what an IBM Selectric is.
Play media Mechanically, the Selectric borrowed some design elements from a toy typewriter produced earlier by Marx Toys.
The typewriter industry followedthis trend shortly afterward, and even IBM replaced their Selectric lineup with the daisy wheel-based"Wheelwriter" series.
The keytops on the Selectric III and Electronic Typewriters were larger and more square than those on earlier Selectrics.
In the 1976 Columbo story"Now You See Him", Jack Cassidy's perfect murder is foiled when the detective reads the killer's motive on the victim's used Selectric II carbon film ribbon.
I'm gonna need an IBM Selectric, heavy duty, a Xerox telecopier, the 516.
The Selectric also replaced the traditional typewriter's horizontally moving carriage with a roller(platen) that turned to advance the paper but did not move horizontally, while the typeball and ribbon mechanism moved from side to side.
They installed the bugs in Selectric II and Selectric III electric typewriters.
The Selectric had a dedicated key for"1 but this was also marked"", as many of the early elements had square brackets in these positions.
These commands could only be issued at particular times, with the Selectric in a particular state, and then not again until the terminal signaled the operation was complete.
The Selectric I, Selectric II, and all of the"Magnetic Card" and"Magnetic Tape" variations except for the Composers, use the same typing elements.
In 1964 IBM introduced the"MagneticTape Selectric Typewriter" and in 1969, a"Magnetic Card Selectric Typewriter.
The Selectric actually provided 44 characters per case, but the point remains that with 88 printable characters it could not quite produce the full printable ASCII character set.
The cast bronze statuette referencesBradbury's The Martian Chronicles, while the IBM Selectric type ball used for the figure's head is indicative of Bradbury's stated preference for using an IBM Selectric typewriter.
Both Selectric and the later Selectric II were available in standard-, medium-, and wide-carriage models and in various colors, including red and blue, as well as traditional neutral colors.
In 1967, a"Magnetic Tape Selectric Composer" appeared, and in 1978, a"Magnetic Card Selectric Composer.
The Selectric II had a lever(at the top left of the"carriage") that allowed characters to be shifted up to a half space to the left(for centering text, or for inserting a word one character longer orshorter in place of a deleted mistake), whereas the Selectric I did not.
This highly modified(and much more expensive) Selectric produced camera-ready justified copy using proportional fonts in a variety of font styles from 8 points to 14 points.
In the 1980s IBM introduced a Selectric III and several other Selectric models, some of them word processors or typesetters instead of typewriters, but by then the rest of the industry had caught up with the trend, andIBM's new models did not dominate the market the way the first Selectric had.
The console typewriter used an IBM Selectric mechanism, which meant one could change the type by replacing a hollow, golf-ball sized type element.
In his 2008 DVD commentary, creator Matthew Weiner said the Selectric was chosen for his show for aesthetic reasons and because of the difficulty of assembling the required number of period-appropriate conventional electric typewriters.