It depends on how far back in time you are asking about. Just before typewriters people used quills and parchment (pen and paper).
Before the typewriter people used the printing press or they hand wrote their work. The typewriter made it so making letters or stories was fast and neat. It also made it possible for Blind people to write too.
Before. The Civil War was from 1861 to 1865. The first practical typewriter was invented in 1868 and marketed in 1873. See the Related Link below.
the type writer is an innovative invention because before it was invented everybody had to write by hand. when it was invented it was a faster easyer way to write. :)
The first typewriter helped improve communication by allowing documents to be produced faster and more legibly than handwriting. It also standardized written documents and played a crucial role in the spread of literacy and administrative efficiency.
A manual typewriter is the typewriter that was used before the Electric Typewriter was invented.
A manual typewriter is the typewriter that was used before the Electric Typewriter was invented.
It depends on what you mean by typewriter. The first primitive typewriter was invented in 1575, so its inventor, Francesco Rampazzetto, was the first to use that one. There were many, many other prototypes after that. The first commercially successful typewriter was invented in 1865 by Reverend Rasmus Malling-Hansen of Denmark.
Yes. A simple example is using a computer to produce documents and sending them via email any where in the world. Before, the document would have been typed out on a mechanical typewriter, then posted by the postal service, and eventually arrive at the destination some day(s) later.
They were used for typing letters, accounts and other such documents. They are basically the old mechanical version of the modern word processor and printer. The keyboard on your computer, although it has more keys, is modelled on the keyboard on a typewriter.
steel point pen, and before that the quill pen.
His typewriter.
A pen and paper!