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SLIDE RULER TO ADJUST LENGTH OF TYPEWRITTEN LINE
   
Document Number
US Patent 3668782
Issued Date
June 13, 1972
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Inventors
Hanft; Herbert (Alexandria, VA)
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Abstract
A slide ruler is provided to determine how draft copy should be marked in order that the draft might be recopied with spaces added or taken away as needed in order that each line in the final copy will end at a predetermined point to provide an even right hand border. In the ruler, the slide base carries a first scale with fixed left hand index and the slide carries a second set back scale with a fixed left hand index, and a movable right hand index is provided so that a part of the final copy line can be measured between the fixed indices and the remainder of the final copy line can be measured between the fixed index on the slide and the movable index.
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Published
June 13, 1972
Application Number
05/082,424
Filed
October 20, 1970
US Classification
33/571   235/70R 33/464
Int'l Classification
B41J   29/42   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
USPTO Field of Search
33/1B   33/107   33/108   33/109   33/110   33/111   33/174R   101/400   197/184.5   235/7R   235/102  
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