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Later,Koening and Bauer developed a machine which printed on both sides of paper at the same time.Newspapers and booksellers begun to sell thousands of copies.
In the 1450s,Johann Gutenberg invented the first priting press.The printer putted each sheet of paper into the machine by hand.
In the 13th century,monks coped books by hand.It tood about one year to copy the Bible.
The printing press isn't changed for three hundred years.Then,in 1812,Koenig and Bauer used tens of thousands of copies of a page in one day.
The monks had beautiful handwriting (calligraphy) and they decorated the pages with colourful illustrations.
In 1843,an American called Richard M.Hoe designed the rotary press.The machine printed on continous sheets of paper and produced millions of copies a day.
In Europe,many rich and important people,including the Pope,thinked that Gutenberg's machine was a bad idea.They aren't wanted printed books in their libraries.
Later,Koening and Bauer developed a machine which printed on both sides of paper at the same time.Newspapers and booksellers begun to sell thousands of copies.
In the 1450s,Johann Gutenberg invented the first priting press.The printer putted each sheet of paper into the machine by hand.
In the 13th century,monks coped books by hand.It tood about one year to copy the Bible.
The printing press isn't changed for three hundred years.Then,in 1812,Koenig and Bauer used tens of thousands of copies of a page in one day.
The monks had beautiful handwriting (calligraphy) and they decorated the pages with colourful illustrations.
In 1843,an American called Richard M.Hoe designed the rotary press.The machine printed on continous sheets of paper and produced millions of copies a day.
In Europe,many rich and important people,including the Pope,thinked that Gutenberg's machine was a bad idea.They aren't wanted printed books in their libraries.
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Do XIII w. mnisi przepisywali książki ręcznie. Skopiowanie Biblii zajmowało im około roku.
Maszyna drukarska nie zmieniała się przez trzysta lat. Ale w 1812 r. Koenig i Bauer byli już w stanie wytworzyć setki kopii stron w jeden dzień.
Mnisi mieli piękne pismo odręczne (kaligrafię) i ozdabiali strony kolorowymi ilustracjami.
W 1843 r. Amerykanin Richard M. Hoe zaprojektował maszynę rotacyjną. Maszyna ta drukowała na jednym ciągu papieru i wytwarzała miliony kopii dziennie. W Europie, wielu bogatych i ważnych ludzi, wliczając Papieża, uważało, że maszyna Gutenberga była złym pomysłem. Nie chcieli drukowanych książek w swoich bibliotekach.