Typewriting machines – Case-shift mechanism – Including key attachment for case-shift
Patent
1979-02-21
1981-06-09
Bashore, S. Leon
Typewriting machines
Case-shift mechanism
Including key attachment for case-shift
B41J 2508, B41J 2900
Patent
active
042722039
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for modifying a key-operated office machine such as a typewriter to adapt the machine to one-handed operation. A depressible bar member is shaped and dimensioned to be operatively positioned below and across the keyboard and a pair of mounting arms extend perpendicularly from the bar member toward an engaging horizontal edge of the machine cabinet. A key depressor is operatively associated with the bar and the arms and located above at least one of the keys of the machine such that the key is depressed when the bar is depressed. Means are provided for normally urging the bar member upwardly to prevent the key being depressed until downward pressure is exerted on the bar by the operator.
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Diamond Kenneth B.
Diamond Lynda R.
Alvo Steve
Bashore S. Leon
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