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Subject: Re: Typewriter Printers
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Date: Sat, 21-Jan-84 01:23:09 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 21 01:23:09 1984
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From:  Mark A. Rosenstein <mar@mit-borax>

My dad has an Praxis model 41 which is a daisywheel
typewriter that doubles as a printer.  It has 10, 12, or 16
cpi capability, and can access all 96 characters on a print
wheel.  As a typewriter it remembers the last ten characters
and can automatically erase them.  The computer interface
(sold separately) has both Centronics parallel and RS-232
connections.  The Centronics interface works fine, I have had
difficulty getting the RS-232 interface to work with a Model
II TRS-80 (probably CTS & DTR etc are not correct).  I think
it sells for around $450.  It looks like a nice printer, if a
little slow.
				-Mark