- The
Friden Flexowriter was a
teleprinter produced by the
Friden Calculating Machine Company. It was a heavy-duty
electric typewriter capable of being...
- evaluated,
wherein many of them
evidenced vulnerabilities. The
Friden Flexowriter, a po****r I/O
typewriter at the time,
proved to be
among the strongest...
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Commercial Controls Corporation of Rochester, New York. This gave them the
Flexowriter teleprinter, an
electric typewriter capable of
being used as part of...
- have the more
common "F-number" designations. The Singer/Friden 2201
Flexowriter Programmatic,
introduced in 1965, had a
cluster of 13
function keys,...
- (USTTY).
Other standards, such as
Teletypesetter (TTS),
FIELDATA and
Flexowriter, had six holes. In the
early 1960s, the
American Standards ****ociation...
-
Electric typewriter. However,
Flexowriters are
highly reliable and were
often used for long
unattended printing sessions.
Flexowriters have electromechanical...
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Standard inputs were the
Flexowriter keyboard and
paper tape (ten six-bit characters/second). The
standard output was the
Flexowriter printer (typewriter,...
- The tab rack from a
Flexowriter model 2201. On this machine, the tab-rack is
removable for easy reconfiguration....
-
electric typewriters. The
Friden Flexowriter and IBM Selectric-based
printers were the most-common examples. The
Flexowriter printed with a
conventional typebar...
- available, a
Friden Flexowriter. Thus, it
allowed symbols like ½ for .5 and the
superscript 2 for to the
power of 2. The
Flexowriter supported overstriking...
