Looks like it was done in Microsoft Word just like the Bush memos.
I much prefer the "holographic" rendering of the materials on file at the uranium mine that Saddam Hussein's agents visited.
Stuff it, Mooie.
Orly has already had a preliminary authentication by one expert before putting it out on the internet.
She is leaving for England today to verify and confirm the information on the document.
There is one place in the document that leads me to believe that it was at least done with a typewriter.
Look at the M.H. Miller, Deputy Registrar, I would like to see if someone can duplicate the “period” being on top of the “M” in a Word Program.
Reminds me of back when I used a typewriter for the school newsletter and left something out and went back and tried to squeeze it in.
Looks like it was done in Microsoft Word just like the Bush memos."
Hardly. The document contains what are clearly type written entries on a pre-printed form. It came from Kenya in 1961, not 1691. They clearly had access to printed forms and type writers. Also, unlike the Bush memos - this is not a "one off" document. It will be easy to see if other Kenyan BC's look like this one.
I agree that this should be approached cautiously. But the publication of this document does seem to change the momentum on this issue.
The typing on the alleged birth certificate EXCEEDS that generally available in that part of the world “way back when”.
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Looks like a manual typewriter that needs a new cloth ribbon to me.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=105764
You are full of garbage mister. I learned to type on a manual typewriter back in 1961, the year of Obama’s birth. The typing on that document looks EXACTLY like it came from an old manual typewriter. Why do you want to come up with this crap about Microsoft Word? Are you really that careless and lacking in knowledge or are you trying to support Obama?
No, it doesn't look like it was done in Microsoft Word. Look closely at the "typed" areas. It looks to me like it was done on an old-fashioned typewriter with cloth ribbon. Letters have an inconsistent quality to them. Some are darker than others. This could indicate either the ribbon was worn OR the typist was inconsistent in applying force to each of the letters typed.