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:There is a guide on the side of the carriage. This guide has markings for different ''widths'' of paper. You would move this guide/scale to the width of your paper (8.5-inch, 11-inch, etc.) and when you aligned your paper to this guide/scale, your paper would be ''centered'' on the platen.
 
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:''(I believe that is only on the typewriters where the carriage did not actually move - i.e. the electric typewriters, where the typing head/element moved, instead of the carriage)''.
 
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:Paper is more flexible than card stock. The ''cardholder'' is the clear plastic on both sides of the strike area that holds cardstock ''back against the platen'' so that it does not lean forward too much because it is bent/rolled around in the platen.
 
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:The ''paper bail'' is a horizontal bar across the platen with a number of small rollers to hold down the paper. The PAPER BAIL LEVER was on one side of the carriage which ''lifted'' this ''paper bail''.
 
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:A modern advance in technology introduced selectable "pitch" so that the typewriter could be switched among pica ("10 pitch", or 10 characters per inch) and elite ("12 pitch"), in one document.
 
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:The MARGIN RELEASE allowed typing ''beyond'' the right MARGIN STOP so that if you had one or two letters to finish the word, you could do that.
 
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:See Wikipedia about [[W:Tab_stop|tab stops]].
 
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:A tab stop on a typewriter is a location where the carriage movement is halted by mechanical gears. Tab stops are set manually, and pressing the tab key causes the carriage to go to the next tab stop.
 
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:To ''set'' a tab stop, you would advance the carriage to each position where you want the TAB key to stop, and press the ''tab set'' key. When you are typing, you would use the TAB key to advance the carriage to the TAB STOP, type the information, and press the TAB key to advance to the next tab stop.
 
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:For example, you may want to create table data:
 
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Trains        Farm Station    Suburban Station  City Center
 
  ------        ------------    ----------------  -----------
 
  Route101      06:30 am        07:00 am          07:30 am
 
  Route102      09:30 am        10:00 am          10:30 am
 
  Route202      12:30 pm        01:00 pm          01:30 pm
 
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:So, you would set the tab stops at the first position for each column, and press the TAB key as you finish the information in each column to quickly advance to the start of the next column.
 
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Tab stop      Tab stop        Tab stop          Tab stop
 
  |            |              |                  |
 
  v            v              v                  v
 
  <br>
 
  Trains        Farm Station    Suburban Station  City Center
 
  ------        ------------    ----------------  -----------
 
  Route101      06:30 am        07:00 am          07:30 am
 
  Route102      09:30 am        10:00 am          10:30 am
 
  Route202      12:30 pm        01:00 pm          01:30 pm
 
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          ^            ^              ^
 
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          Press TAB key when you finish the text to advance
 
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:'''Center information horizontally'''
 
:*Count the number of spaces that the paper can contain from left to right (example: 80).
 
:*Count the number of letters for the line you are centering (example: 60).
 
:*Subtract the 60 from the 80, which results in 20 (for this example).
 
:*Divide the result (20) by two, which results in ten (10) (for this example).
 
:*''You would start your typing TEN spaces from the left side of the paper''.
 
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:*Count the number of lines that the paper can contain from top to bottom (example: 66)
 
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:*Divide the result (16) by two, which results in eight (8) (for this example).
 
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Al Dubewe
 
123 Main Street
 
Anytown, State 12345
 
<br><br>
 
May 22, 1901
 
<br><br>
 
Bigman Oncampus
 
Chief Bottlewasher
 
Antique Typewriter Company
 
1616 Pennsylvania Avenue
 
Mytown, Yourstate 99999
 
<br><br>
 
Dear Bigman Oncampus,
 
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This is a letter in block form. No lines are indented. Your name and contact
 
information is above and on the left, as is the date.
 
<br>
 
A new paragraph simply skips a line.
 
<br>
 
And then we have the closing paragraph here.
 
<br>
 
Sincerely,
 
<br><br>
 
''Your Signature''
 
<br>
 
Your name
 
Your title
 
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Al Dubewe
 
                                  123 Main Street
 
                                Anytown, State 12345
 
<br><br>
 
May 22, 1901
 
<br><br>
 
Bigman Oncampus
 
Chief Bottlewasher
 
Antique Typewriter Company
 
1616 Pennsylvania Avenue
 
Mytown, Yourstate 99999
 
<br><br>
 
Dear Bigman Oncampus,
 
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      In the indented form, each paragraph is indented. Again, your name and
 
contact information is at the top, and either centered, or indented on the
 
right side.
 
      Each new paragraph is indented.
 
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                                        Sincerely,
 
<br>
 
                                        ''Your Signature''
 
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                                        Your name
 
                                        Your title
 
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:Practice makes perfect. This is your opportunity to show off what you have learned. Enjoy!
 
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''Dactilografía'' era una de las primeras especialidades JA, introducida en 1929. Fue descontinuada en 1956 y entonces reintroducido como una especialidad de antigüedad.
==Historical Notes==
 
''Typewriting'' was one of the first AY honors, being introduced in 1929. It was discontinued in 1956 and then reintroduced as an antique honor in (anyone know when???).
 
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==Referencias==
==References==
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* http://staff.xu.edu/~polt/typewriters/
 
* [http://www.typingtest.com/default.asp Online Typing Test]
 
* [http://homepage.mac.com/sljohnson/typewriter/hermes/Hermes30308XX.html Labelled Hermes typewriter]
 
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYPEWRITERS/ Yahoo! Groups for Typewriters]
 
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Latest revision as of 19:38, 14 July 2022

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Mecanografía

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

1929

Version

10.06.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Typewriting AY Honor.png
Mecanografía
Actividades vocacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
1929
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3a

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3b

Teclado



3c

Barra espaciadora/espaciador


3d

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3e

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3f

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3g

Control de impresión


3h

Paradas del margen



3i

Liberador del papel



3j

Palanca de espacio entre líneas



3k

Control de buscador de líneas



3l

Escala de centrado de papel



3m

Sujetador de tarjetas



3n

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3o

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3p

Margen de liberación




4

Saber cómo configurar las pestañas para la tabulación de sangrías. Teclear y tabular debidamente una página con al menos cuatro columnas.



5

Mostrar cómo centrar información horizontal y verticalmente sobre el papel.



6

Mostrar cómo construir un estilo de letras tipo bloque y con sangrías.



7

Operar una máquina de escribir a una velocidad de 40 palabras por minuto sobre material nuevo por un período de cinco minutos con no más de cinco errores.



Nota histórica

Dactilografía era una de las primeras especialidades JA, introducida en 1929. Fue descontinuada en 1956 y entonces reintroducido como una especialidad de antigüedad.

Referencias