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http://www.drudgereport.com/
32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... |
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"llortamai" wrote in message ... http://www.drudgereport.com/ 32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... |
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![]() "Granger" wrote in message news:WF10d.136482$4o.10407@fed1read01... Ya right! It doesn't mean the original documents were fakes. The original documents after 32 years probably were faded, discolored and not legible. They were almost certainly reproduced using a Microsoft spread sheet in order to make them more legible. I see no problem with this. I would however like to see the originals. I have searched the CBS website and their archives, but I haven't been able to locate anything on this. Maybe, someone has an address. I have a $100.00 bet that they are genuine. JB "llortamai" wrote in message ... http://www.drudgereport.com/ 32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... |
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Mr. Schnell wrote:
"Granger" wrote in message news:WF10d.136482$4o.10407@fed1read01... Ya right! It doesn't mean the original documents were fakes. The original documents after 32 years probably were faded, discolored and not legible. Huh? I have documents much older than that that are perfectly legible. There is no reason these 32 year old docs should not be legible. They were almost certainly reproduced using a Microsoft spread sheet in order to make them more legible. So why attempt to reproduce them exactly if all you want is to get the wording of the documents. Just explain, the documents have been retyped word for word for legibility. |
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![]() "Sir Cumference" wrote in message ... Mr. Schnell wrote: "Granger" wrote in message news:WF10d.136482$4o.10407@fed1read01... Ya right! It doesn't mean the original documents were fakes. The original documents after 32 years probably were faded, discolored and not legible. Huh? I have documents much older than that that are perfectly legible. There is no reason these 32 year old docs should not be legible. They were almost certainly reproduced using a Microsoft spread sheet in order to make them more legible. So why attempt to reproduce them exactly if all you want is to get the wording of the documents. Just explain, the documents have been retyped word for word for legibility. I have become disallusioned wuth American politics. Vote for Nader. |
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![]() llortamai wrote: http://www.drudgereport.com/ 32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... Now why would anyone want to fake/forge those documents? dxAce |
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"dxAce" wrote in message
... Now why would anyone want to fake/forge those documents? The liebs...oops I mean libs, need to find something to make more noise than the Swift Boat Vets and I guess their lame attempt may turn out to be fake. |
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![]() "llortamai" wrote in message ... The liebs...oops I mean libs, need to find something to make more noise than the Swift Boat Vets and I guess their lame attempt may turn out to be fake. What if it *isn't* fake? -- -My Real Name *********************************** "Precisely because America is powerful, we must be sensitive about expressing our power and influence. -George W. Bush, Commissioning of the USS Ronald Reagan http://www.reagan.navy.mil/bush_speech.htm |
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In article , "llortamai"
writes: Subject: '60 Minutes' Documents on Bush Might Be Fake From: "llortamai" Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 14:49:50 -0400 http://www.drudgereport.com/ 32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... Do believe during that era Some clerk-typist sat down at a typewriter with "N" carbon copies and typed out the document. Since you were using a Typewriter Ribbon, letters got filled with Ink. The letter "e", being a commonly used letter, used to get clogged up quite often, meaning you had to eventually clean the letters on the typewriter with a "Q" tip and Alcohol. If you didn't clean the keys, the ink would build up, eventually giving you a smudgy looking letter. |
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![]() Diverd4777 wrote: In article , "llortamai" writes: Subject: '60 Minutes' Documents on Bush Might Be Fake From: "llortamai" Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 14:49:50 -0400 http://www.drudgereport.com/ 32-year-old documents produced Wednesday by CBSNEWS 60 MINS on Bush's guard service may have been forged using a current word processing program. typed using a proportional font, not common at that time, and they used a superscript font feature found in today's Microsoft Word program, Internet reports claim... Developing... Do believe during that era Some clerk-typist sat down at a typewriter with "N" carbon copies and typed out the document. Since you were using a Typewriter Ribbon, letters got filled with Ink. The letter "e", being a commonly used letter, used to get clogged up quite often, meaning you had to eventually clean the letters on the typewriter with a "Q" tip and Alcohol. If you didn't clean the keys, the ink would build up, eventually giving you a smudgy looking letter. And that ties in with this how? dxAce |
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