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Superbelt · 09-18-2004, 05:51 PM

Heh, God, you just completely ignored everything in that thread. Ooh and nice poll too.

It's obvious they were made on MSWord?
You know nothing and are just parroting someone else who was trying to discredit them.
Type in 111th in ms. See where the th lines up. Not like in that document. Not even close. The th does not go past the top of the numbers in MSWord in superscripting. In the CBS document the th intersects the upper line of the numbers. Even manually shifting the th higher than the line (which takes additional steps that most people don't know about) keeps them visibly different from what the CBS document has.

If you try to compare the font on the CBS documen to MSWord's Times New Roman there are many significant differences. So many claims that it was made in MSWord are laughable.

I don't know if these are real or not, they may be reproductions of original documents. But I DO know they were not made in word. If they are forgeries, they were done using a typewriter. Smudges, imperfect strikes and the failure for all letters to line up on a razor edge makes this obivious to anyone who actually looked at them critically.

09-18-2004, 05:51 PM	#6 (permalink)
Superbelt This vexes me. I am terribly vexed. Location: Grantville, Pa	Heh, God, you just completely ignored everything in that thread. Ooh and nice poll too. It's obvious they were made on MSWord? You know nothing and are just parroting someone else who was trying to discredit them. Type in 111th in ms. See where the th lines up. Not like in that document. Not even close. The th does not go past the top of the numbers in MSWord in superscripting. In the CBS document the th intersects the upper line of the numbers. Even manually shifting the th higher than the line (which takes additional steps that most people don't know about) keeps them visibly different from what the CBS document has. If you try to compare the font on the CBS documen to MSWord's Times New Roman there are many significant differences. So many claims that it was made in MSWord are laughable. I don't know if these are real or not, they may be reproductions of original documents. But I DO know they were not made in word. If they are forgeries, they were done using a typewriter. Smudges, imperfect strikes and the failure for all letters to line up on a razor edge makes this obivious to anyone who actually looked at them critically. Last edited by Superbelt; 09-18-2004 at 05:54 PM..