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When was the IBM Selectric typewriter first introduced?
The IBM Selectric typewriter was first introduced in July 1961. It was one of the most successful typewriters of that generation. The line was replaced in 1984 with the IBM Wheelwriter.
In N.Y.C. where can I sell my IBM Wheelwriter 10 Series ii 2?
Pawn shop is your best bet. it's too heavy to ship.
How to change printwheel on IBM wheelwriter 10?
Pull back on the hammer, lift out the print wheel cartridge, drop in new cartridge and release hammer.
How do you change the line spacing on a IBM Wheelwriter 70 Series II?
To change the line spacing on an IBM Wheelwriter 70 Series II, locate the line spacing lever or switch, typically found on the right side of the typewriter. You can adjust it to set the spacing to either single, 1.5, or double spacing. Make sure to turn the machine on before making adjustments, and test by typing a few lines to confirm the desired spacing is achieved. If necessary, refer to the user manual for specific instructions related to your model.
How did the technology of computer start?
IBM
Where in New York did IBM start as reported by about IBM present and future?
Armonk, New York..
When did Bill Gates start working for IBM?
Never. He was a founder of Microsoft.
What is IBM JCL?
Job Control Language (JCL) is a scripting language used on IBM mainframe operating systems to instruct the system on how to run a batch job or start a subsystem.
What are brands that start with an ''i''?
IBM, Impala (Chevrolet), Intel and Izod are brand names. They begin with the letter i.
Who manufactures IBM printers?
IBM manufactures IBM printers.
Who made IBM Watson?
It is not known who with IBM has made IBM Watson
Who created the floppy disc?
IBM, it was designed to boot load microcode (µIPL in IBM terminology) for their System/370 computers introduced in 1971. The original floppy discs used by IBM were 8 inch diameter and had a capacity of only 80,000 bytes. The IBM engineer that designed the disc drive that the System/370 used to read microcode from these discs was Alan Shugart. He eventually left IBM to start his own disc drive company.
