[RobRoy]

Actually, the superscript in the word documents is alligned vertially significantly different than in the CBS documents.

Does anyone know what this would imply?

[Timeout]

Rob, someone discovered earlier that the difference has to do with laser printing. They typed the doc into Word and the only thing different was the subscript. But when they PRINTED it, it changed and came out identical to CBS's copy.

[federal]

Actually, the superscript in the word documents is alligned vertially significantly different than in the CBS documents.

Does anyone know what this would imply? I saw it explained last night as the difference between the MAC and the Microsoft versions of WORD.

[adaven]

Actually, the superscript in the word documents is alligned vertially significantly different than in the CBS documents.

Does anyone know what this would imply?

I don't know if these comparisons are being done with a screen shot or actual hard copy print, but I've noticed that superscript in a printed Word document is a little higher than the screen preview. Depends on the printer.

I will try it at work tomorrow where I have access to many types of printers and scan them in and do a composite overlay.