# No kidding, it certaintly looks like a forgery -->

Posted by Pervis Anathema (91 SE) on September 10, 2004 at 05:04:30: In Reply to: Re: very soon for the retire. thankyou. and as for these files that were found posted by kevin on September 09, 2004 at 17:25:14: ABC News Story CBS News Story From another forum "Yes, IBM had that technology, but you didn't find such things (superscript characters, variable-width fonts) on the desks of officers or their secretaries. The word processer that document could MAYBE have come from would have been upwards of $20k, and would have been in a data processing room at the pentagon. The 111th at the top is correct (type T half-backspace, H). I KNOW this, I learned how to type on typewriters. Even at Fort Riley, I never saw a typewriter that could do superscript ST, TH, etc., or even the (R), (C), or those other characters. Only special machines could do that. Hell, even if you typed it on a PC, and printed it, it didn't look like Times New Roman in MSWord 2000 like that document above does." Replys:

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: <a href="http://abcnews.go.com/sections/Politics/Vote2004/bush_documents_040909-1.html">ABC News Story</a> : <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/09/08/60II/main641984.shtml">CBS News Story</a> : <img src=http://uploads.offtopic.com/files/hahacbs.jpg> : From another forum "Yes, IBM had that technology, but you didn't find such things (superscript characters, variable-width fonts) on the desks of officers or their secretaries. The word processer that document could MAYBE have come from would have been upwards of $20k, and would have been in a data processing room at the pentagon. : The 111th at the top is correct (type T half-backspace, H). I KNOW this, I learned how to type on typewriters. Even at Fort Riley, I never saw a typewriter that could do superscript ST, TH, etc., or even the (R), (C), or those other characters. Only special machines could do that. Hell, even if you typed it on a PC, and printed it, it didn't look like Times New Roman in MSWord 2000 like that document above does."