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Re: Tom K post# 64972

Friday, 09/10/2004 10:16:38 AM

Friday, September 10, 2004 10:16:38 AM

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It is quite easy to tell if the documents are 32 years old or generated over the weekend. Why all the fuss?

It is also easy to tell if the signature was copied from another document. The ink can all be typed and verified.

But they are not disputing any of this! They are simply asserting that old typewriters don't have superscript.
However, typewriters in 1972 were very sophisticated.
THe IBM selectric have many type font balls and as I believe some of them had supescript.

This should be easy to run to ground.

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