Two quite different approaches to mechanising typesetting were independently developed in the late 19th century, one producing characters on individual type bodies, known as the Monotype system; the other, Linotype, that created slugs, usually comprising a whole line of text.
One produced characters on individual type bodies, known as the Monotype system; the other, Linotype, created slugs, usually comprising a whole line of text. Two quite different approaches to mechanising typesetting were independently developed in the late 19th century.
Two quite different approaches to mechanising typesetting were independently developed in the late 19th century. One produced characters on individual type bodies, known as the Monotype system; the other, Linotype, created slugs, usually comprising a whole line of text.
Two quite different approaches to mechanising typesetting were independently developed in the late 19th century. One produced characters on individual type bodies, known as the Monotype system; the other, Linotype, created slugs, usually comprising a whole line of text.