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Who invented the mimeograph?
Thomas Alva Edison.
Who invented the mimeograph machine?
Thomas A. Edison
When was the mimeograph machine invented?
The mimeograph machine was invented in 1876 by Thomas Edison. It was used for creating multiple copies of documents by transferring ink through a stencil onto paper.
When did thomas Edison invent the mimeograph machine?
he invented it in 1899
What is a sentence with mimeograph?
Long ago, I operated a mimeograph machine.
What is the antonym for mimeograph?
The antonym for mimeograph is digital. Mimeograph involves creating physical copies through a stencil and ink process, while digital involves creating copies electronically and often stored in digital format.
Who invented the stencil machine?
The stencil machine is also known as the mimeograph machine. The person who invented it was Thomas Edison and the first person to use it was Albert Blake Dick.
Can you write me a sentanse using the word mimeograph?
What is a "sentanse"? Perhaps you mean "sentenced." Mimeograph is an old type of copying machine.
What does mimeography means?
Mimeography means to make copies on a mimeograph. A mimeograph is a printing press. The mimeography started being replaced in the 1960's by photocopiers.
What year did Edison invent the electric pen for mimeograph?
in 1875
What was a mimeograph machine?
A mimeograph machine was a printing device used to make copies of documents by transferring ink onto paper. It was commonly used before photocopiers became widespread in the 20th century.
What is another word for copy starting with m?
Mimeograph/mimeo. mimic
