Here's the thread lavrenti mentions:
Typewriter Expert can't duplicate Guard memos using IBM Composer
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1213108/posts
In addition, here are some other more recent threads of note to most interested in this stuff:
Seems obvious to me that someone took a real signature, copied it and added it to the MS Word forgeries... probably too tough for this "expert" to figure out this tactic... LOL... The REAL question now is who did it, and why.
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From "Rather Forges Ahead"... regarding his "expert" authenticator...
"Matley comes up from Google as a "graphologist" and has authored books on how your handwriting shows your personallity."
CREDENTIALS:
Certification with commendation, Paul de Sainte Colombe Center, January 28, 1981
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Did a google on Paul de.......
It's about pen and pencil therapy!!!!!!!! The guys a loon
60 posted on 09/11/2004 4:05:08 AM EDT by Poincare
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1212980/posts?page=60#60
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It would take an incredible amount of fussing around with the Composer to reproduce these memos. In addition, there are major font availability questions that do not appear to be answerable, and in addition, the ANG unit was using a fixed, not proportional, typewriter for other memos. Plus, the style of those memos is not even close to the style of these forgeries.
Check:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1212833/posts
Another Shoe Drops...May 24th Memo from Killian Office Not Similar to CBS Memo
No chance in hell, BP. Check out this thread.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1212786/posts
You are tilting at windmills with the IBM Selectric Composer theory.
Go to this link:
http://www.ibmcomposer.org/docs/Selectric%20Composer%20Operations%20Manual.pdf
which is a user's manual showing some sample typed text using this typewriter.
Rather could get any expert he wants to attempt to do this, but it may even then be impossible. Even then he would have to explain the style differences and why it was done on the wrong size paper and many other anamolies.
Meanwhile, it is trivial to compose these on MS Word.
These are clear forgeries, Danny - time for you and CBS FRAUDcasting network to hang it up
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I suggest other try as many typeset and word processing platforms and programs as possible.
I know of at least one Freeper who attempted in WordPerfect. Did not get it.