So, another one that supports the predominant belief the documents are
fake.

On the other hand, the only thing CBS has to do to prove the validity of
these memos is to give the originals to a panel of experts for analysis.


It would also be helpful if they could give us some indication as to
where these memos come from.  They do not have to name names, but they
should give us some indication so that we could more fairly judge their
claim of validity.


Denys


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Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 8:44 PM
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Subj: OT: Re: [HP3000-L] 60 OT: re Minutes
Docum...

For all of you who are sitting on the edge of your chairs, anxiously
waiting
for the next installment of "Typing Tips from the 1970's", one person
wrote me
privately today:

> just as a side note; i was an 'admin assistant' back in the days, and
we had
> ibm executives and selectrics. if you had a proportional line to
center, you
> typed it out. Removed it, measured it (the typed line), then on a new
sheet
> you found center and back spaced to 1/2 the measurement of the line
and
> typed it. voila! centered proportional spacing.
>
>  later, electric typewriters with memory (like olivettis) made it much
easier

Wirt Atmar

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