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Underlying was used for emphasis since typewriters can't do italics. I don't know how they did the different ink thing.
by Houshalter 11y ago
Underlying was used for emphasis since typewriters can't do italics.
I don't know how they did the different ink thing.
- philiplu 11y agoI remember this one, from using a typewriter back about 45 years ago, when I was a kid. You could get a dual-color ink ribbon, and could shift the ribbon up to print in red instead of black. Haven't thought of or seen that for many decades.