Date : Tue, 15 May 1984 16:41:25 EDT
From : Dave Towson (info-cpm) <cpmlist@Amsaa.ARPA>
Subject: [garey: Re: Ribbon re-inkers]
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Subject: Re: Ribbon re-inkers
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I've had a ribbon re-inker for about 6 months. Its great. I re-ink
about every month just to keep the print good and dark. I have the
"Le Ribbonizer" (box 1727 Redlands, CA 92373, no phone number). Make sure
you get the motor driven kind. I know someone who bought a hand-cranked
version that looked like it was made by a six year old out of garage lumber
scraps. The motor driven one I have is easy to use. It cost around $35
and I've saved more than that in ribbons already (actually I've had it for
more like 9 months.
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