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supply in the foam is depleted, the migration of ink to the tip begins to slow down, resulting in faint lines. Slowing the plotting speed will allow the lines drawn by a worn-out pen to remain dark, but the fading will continue until the foam is completely depleted. Also, as the fiber tip pen is used, the tip slowly wears away on the plotting medium, producing a progressively wider, smudged line.
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1280:Floppy disk
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966:"Hackaplot"
940:. Columbia.
895:(128 pages)
889:Konrad Zuse
721:wide-format
562:pantographs
550:Calcomp 565
539:Konrad Zuse
253:XâY plotter
247:XâY plotter
1588:Categories
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976:2010-11-18
844:2023-09-17
797:References
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340:cardmaking
193:XY-writers
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