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carbon paper and is
sometimes misidentified as such.
Carbonless copying provides an
alternative to the use of
carbon copying.
Carbonless copy paper has micro-encapsulated...
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standard for
office copying.
Commercial xerographic office photocopying gradually replaced copies made by verifax, photostat,
carbon paper,
mimeograph machines...
- as "carbon
paper" is also used in fuel cell applications. However, this
carbon paper has
nothing to do with the
carbon paper used for
copying texts. It...
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Special fine
paper is a
classification of
paper used for
copying and
digital printing.
Copy paper is used for
copying and
laser printers. The
basis weight...
- Look up
copy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Copy may
refer to:
Copying or the
product of
copying (including the
plural "
copies"); the duplication...
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photographic copiers, a
carbon copy was the under-
copy of a
typed or
written do****ent
placed over
carbon paper and the under-
copy sheet itself (not to be confused...
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technologies that do not
require diazo copying or
manual copying (by tracing) of drawings. The
transparency of
tracing paper is
achieved by
careful selection...
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unauthorized copies of software. When
computer software was
still distributed in
audio c****ettes,
audio copying was unreliable,
while digital copying was time...
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those contained in the
copy paper itself. A thin
sheet of heat
sensitive copy paper was
placed on the
original do****ent to be
copied, and
exposed to infrared...
- clay.
Copying pencils were
introduced in the 1870s and were
originally marketed for
copying do****ents,
especially for
making permanent copies of a permanent...
