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In 1981, I started Boston Type, a typesetting and graphics
company in Glendale, California.
After I became interested in computers, I invented a measuring
device to help computer users fill out forms on their dot matrix
printers. We sold a few thousand Comp-Grids, mostly at computer
shows. It was lots of fun developing and marketing a product. While we
made a little money on the project, laser printers soon rendered the
Comp-Grid relatively useless.
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