Instead of touching the label directly, the machine's thermal printer heads heat up portions of a black tape that is similar to a typewriter ribbon.
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The company also distributes computer disks, typewriter ribbons, label makers and hundreds of other doodads needed for office equipment that can date to the 1970s.
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Sighing deeply, I think back to the good old days when a bad equipment day meant getting your hands all dirty from changing the typewriter ribbon.
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Frank Calzon of Freedom House said that he often uses visitors to Cuba to deliver items such as books, medicines, and typewriter ribbons, but nothing subversive.
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And while this unworldly tyrant, who weeps helplessly over a worn-out typewriter ribbon until Rose changes it, guns his intellectual engines, his wife languishes in the exhaust.
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In 1974 he entered an inventor's contest and came second and that invention was the typewriter ribbon reinker for which he applied patent for and was granted.
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In the days of stain-causing mimeograph solvent, smudgy typewriter ribbon and messy carbon paper, office workers wore Cuffettes to cover the ends of their white shirt sleeves.
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The building was converted in 1934 into a typewriter ribbon, stencils and carbon paper factory under the name Carfa SA . Carfa remained in operation until 2003.
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Like IBM, Burroughs tried to supply a complete line of products for its customers, including Burroughs-designed printers, disk drives, tape drives, computer printing paper, and even typewriter ribbons.
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The methods of the U . B . involved one-to-one correspondence, with an elaborate set of rules regarding strict secrecy of instructions, envelopes-within-envelopes, purple typewriter ribbons, and special paperclips.
