To: All
Font Type Balls for Selectric Type I and Type II Typewriters:
88 character
10 Pitch Prestige Pica
12 Pitch Courier
12 Pitch Letter Gothic
96 character
12 Pitch Letter Gothic
10 Pitch Prestige Pica
More from the Selectric manuals:
Type I
Type II
![](http://www.ibmtypewriters.com/type-2.jpg)
67 posted on
09/10/2004 6:03:25 PM PDT by
Thanatos
To: Thanatos
I sure don't see either TR or TNR on that list...
69 posted on
09/10/2004 6:04:41 PM PDT by
Chad Fairbanks
(Kerry's Campaign fell 12 stories, hitting the pavement like a Hefty bag filled with vegetable soup.)
To: Thanatos
oops.. the top graphic is for Type I and Type II Selectrics, the bottom graphic is for Type III Selectrics
70 posted on
09/10/2004 6:05:04 PM PDT by
Thanatos
To: Thanatos
Notice the letterspacing. It is not at all like the memos.
Anyone dig up the fonts for the Executive?
80 posted on
09/10/2004 6:14:38 PM PDT by
lavrenti
(Think of who is pithy, yet so attractive to women.)
To: All
More Font Type Elements for the IBM Selectric type II
![](http://www.seal-industries.com/misc/SelectricII25.jpg)
81 posted on
09/10/2004 6:14:45 PM PDT by
Thanatos
To: Thanatos
The DUmmies have been posting that all day: "Look! It's a list of Selectric balls, and some of them have a black dot, meaning 'proportional spacing.'"
They overlook the asterisk: 'For use on typewriters and printers with proportional spacing.' IAW, NOT the Selectric.
83 posted on
09/10/2004 6:16:39 PM PDT by
Petronski
(I'd like to volunteer to build a barn and take you press guys out behind it and kick your asses.)
To: Thanatos
Though IBM may have had proportional spacing on its later model selectrics, it is rather crude when compared to what is achievable with kerning value tables that were implemented on the earliest electronic typesetters and todays desktop publishing programs. To optimally space every possible letter combination of every concievable font requires a lot of computing horsepower. It really only became possible on any kind of scale in the early 1990's.
104 posted on
09/10/2004 6:39:54 PM PDT by
kylaka
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