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Your horseless carriage is parked outside this very door, sir. My typewriter has a broken carriage.
Carriage was the roller on a typewriter that held the paper in place. The carriage return moved the carriage back to the beginning of the column on a new line.
The first typewriter was called the "blind typewriter" because the early models did not have a visible carriage. This made it difficult for the typist to see the letters as they were being typed, hence the term "blind typewriter."
Are you being serious? Ask yourself the question, what are the essential parts of a typewriter.. You need keys to type words on, you need some way to transfer words onto paper, you need a place to store the ink, you need a reel to move the paper... Or do you know know what is a typewriter?
The carriage return refers to a key on a typewriter. The carriage return key returns a typer to the beginning of a line of text and goes to the next line. When a typer reaches the end of a line of text on the paper, they would hit the carriage return key to advance to the next line.
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LF, CR (line feed, carriage return) from the typewriter days when the paper would feed around a roller and the roller was on a carriage that moved horizontally.
There should be a margin-set lever that can be slid further in or out to alter the travel of the carriage. The margin-set lever is often located next to the larger carriage release lever.
No, they wouldn't.
One is run from the mains, is slightly faster and is more pricey (ELECTRIC), and the other (MANUAL) is simply more portable cheaper, but slightly slower on response
Fireplace to oven, typewriter to computer, horse-drawn carriage to car, and ice-box refrigerator
Fireplace to oven, typewriter to computer, horse-drawn carriage to car, and ice-box refrigerator