retype

Hope to get it retyped by this evening and back off to you.

I then retype the whole thing as the final copy.

Blocks of words can be moved about without retyping the page.

He faxed us back, but then we had to retype his words into the system.

"And I can retype that if you want," he offered.

Once the text is set in metal, corrections mean retyping a whole line.

Until about 25 years ago, a reporter would type a story and someone else had to retype it into the publishing system.

And then a second clerk must retype the same information - for verification.

A decade ago, secretaries had to retype the whole document.

The staff forgot to include the amendment in the bill when it was retyped and brought to the floor.

That has pretty much been confirmed by admitting the letter was retyped.

In 1976, two years before her death, it was retyped and corrected by its author, but not essentially changed.

A third solution is direct entry - paying people to retype the information into the new system.

Lori made the calls and typed the letter in short order, only having to retype one of them.

It was retyped, with a number of carbon copies being made for distribution.

If the user wanted the list in alphabetical order, it would have to be retyped.

He made pencil revisions on the manuscript, then retyped it.

It even keeps track of the 15 most recent commands, so you can repeat them without retyping.

She retyped her request, and the advisory was quickly replaced with the old file.

If Georgina had been here, she would have insisted on having both pages retyped.

His fingers fumbled on the keys, and he had to retype the question twice.

"Do you really want to retype all your coursework?"

Can't be bothered to retype so just watch this space, I may bore you another day.

Then, as directed by the admiral, he retyped the same sequence in reverse this time.

Retype it, bring it back, and I'll cut the check.