[r9etb]

FReeper IncPen created the following 4-frame dissolve between the "old" and new documents.

And THAT, my FRiends, is the final word. The "old" memo isn't old. Kudos to IncPen.

[IncPen]

My server burped. I've now reposted the graphic with more frames so that RebelBase won't get ill.

[mwilli20]

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The above is a superimposition of an MS Word 2002 document (red) and the "original" memo (gray).

The MS Word document was typed using Times New Roman size 12. I used the standard MS Word formatting. The only deviation: The header was further indented 1/8th of an inch from the default.

In order to superimpose the 2, the original was rotated once and resized twice, once in the horizontal direction and once in the vertical. The relative proportions were NOT changed on either document.

Anybody would like to guess the chances that a 1970's typewriter and a 2002 version of MS Word would yield documents that are so similar???