[Bikkuri]

吃驚さん 、my point is that A4 size paper seems anachronistic: I don't believe that a 1964 Australian government document, as the Bomford original purports to be, would have been printed on A4 paper. I don't think Australia adopted the use of A4 paper until the 1970s.

---

When the paper was scanned (File Modification Date/Time : 2007:06:05 07:15:37-04:00), it didn't cross the person's mind to change the paper size (option) when it was scanned; or it could have been the default of their LEADTECH software/installation/computer. Don't quote me on any of this, of course.

[rxsid]

"When the paper was scanned (File Modification Date/Time : 2007:06:05 07:15:37-04:00)"

I would add, when the paper was allegedly scanned. As we know, timestamps can be "falsified" as well.

[Fred Nerks]

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html

does this site show Australia went to A4 in 1974?

(three days of this and I’m going blind!)