[Ditto]

your explanation does not make any sense. how can you print one document onto another without the original blocking out whole portions of the underlying paper?

Simple. The security paper comes in blank sheets. Take a blank piece of security paper, load it in a copier, and then make your copy of the original.

[matt1]

Simple. The security paper comes in blank sheets. Take a blank piece of security paper, load it in a copier, and then make your copy of the original.

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i understand that. however, if you load the blank security paper into the printer and then photocopy the BC onto the security paper, the BC or any photocopied document would block out the portion of the security paper relative to the photocopied document UNLESS the BC or other document is itself is a transparency. can someone please explain that???