Sounds like they are just going to print out the PDF file on to old paper and use old ink. So they have an actual piece of paper.
Still isn’t going to explain away all the different type faces, and multitude of other problems with it.
What’s interesting is the inside source telegraphing their plans.
Not only that, but the document would have to contain at least 3 different types of ink - one for the form, one for the typed info, and one for the signatures ( though there would probably be three for those since I doubt Dunham, the doctor, and the registrar used the same pen ). They will have a hard time printing out the copy. They would have to do it in stages - the form first, then the info, then the signatures. It will be hard to get a pixel to pixel placement of what is printed to match what they have already posted.
Or do they only need 20-year-old paper so Obama can say it's a copy he got when he was 30? But still, someone has 20-year-old paper, printer ink, and pen ink?
-PJ
It also will not explain how I will have a multi-layer PDF document (downloaded from the WH web site) that will exactly match the new "flattened" document. That could only happen if the original source document was the multi-layer document.