Re: Back to the Dark Ages.
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$I hate to burst your bubble Sean, but I really doubt that most people in the
$profession today hearken back as long ago as all that! $
$And in my instance, they didn't use Selectric typewriters, they had the
$fancy new MagCard typewriters, and they were able to do proportional letters
$and spaces, resulting in even margins without "rivers of white." Anyone else
$remember when that was cutting edge?
I can remember working in an office where we had--gasp--manual typewriters.
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John Fleming
Technical Writer and SAS Programmer
Edmonton, Canada
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