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Graphic work printed on a dot matrix printer is not acceptable.
In the 1970s, the dot matrix printer (which was much like a typewriter) was used to reproduce varied fonts and arbitrary graphics.
The dot matrix printer was subsequently replaced by laser printers.
The dot matrix printer had a sheet feed for short documents and a tractor attachment for long reports on continuous stationery.
He obtained a patent for finding a way for a computer to verify that a user had correctly inserted blank checks in a dot matrix printer.
All but the dot matrix printer rely on the use of "fully formed characters", letterforms that represent each of the characters that the printer was capable of printing.
During the 1970s and 1980s, dot matrix printers were used to produce most visual output while microfilm plotters were used for most early animation.
The speed of a page was faster than later dot matrix printers, and not much worse than modern ink jet printers.
Most consumers could only afford low quality dot matrix printers, which were not suitable for business correspondence.
It also had a proprietary option for printing grayscale content on dot matrix printers.
Dot matrix printers remain in common use in businesses where multi-part forms are printed, such as car rental services.
Dot matrix printers are also more tolerant of the hot and dirty operating conditions found in many industrial settings.
The company started out by manufacturing cassette cartridges for typewriters and dot matrix printers.
This mode is only used occasionally, partly because many dot matrix printers can not easily support it.
Registers typically use thermal printers to print receipts, although older dot matrix printers are still in use at some retailers.
