If the memos are forgeries created on a computer, why hasn't anyone

[mbali]

reproduced an identical version on a computer?

[louis-t]

1. good question

out of the box, people, out of the box.

[Javaman]

2. and if they were forgeries...

Why hasn't any come forward to claim the responcibility? that would be a coup for the repukes.

[Florida_Geek]

3. From a Photo Analysis friend of mine

While he goes into a couple things, the biggest is the "th" on the CBS doc being above the line..... computer ones are within the line.

[Protected]

4. The superscript is interesting

but if you print out the Word document (instead of just taking a screen shot), the th rises up to about the spot that it is shown on the CYA memo.

[gatorboy]

6. Besides that, the Times Roman gimmick they keep trying to pull is idiotic.

I've worked as a grpahic designer for 12 years and it is one of the oldest fonts out there, not to mention, there are hundreds of Serif fonts that look similar to Times that have been in use for many, many years. When I was in college, we had a project where we had to set type for print, letter by letter by hand. One of the fonts used was Roman Times. And they haven't been setting type by hand for quite a while.

[Walt Starr]

5. I have a theory

The documents WERE typed on a typewriter, but in a way that followed the default settings of Microsoft Word.