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To: Lane3 who wrote (69848)	9/13/2004 1:03:11 PM
From: SBHX	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793884

What's your source of the scanned copies? I was looking at the foxnews and abcnews versions. Are there cleaner versions? I think both pdf versions were grainy and looked like they were not 1st or even 3rd gen xerox copies. (unless the xerox machine had really bad ink). Most of the type looks faded, however, the horizontal and vertical spacing and outline of the characters are dead ringers for Microsoft Word wysiwyg display. If someone were to type the entire thing in microsoft word, print them out on transparencies and do an overlay over a really good original, that would be more compelling. However, I still really don't understand how hard it is for cbsnews to just run over to a pc somewhere with word from office 2000 in there and just type the text in one by one.