"Telamon" wrote:

If people can type up the document
on a computer and it lines up with
the documents in question then they
are fake documents. (snip)


Not really? Computer printer manufacturers, and computer font designers,
have spent decades trying to reproduce the output of popular typewriters and
printing presses. Indeed, many computer fonts used today are based directly
on the old typewriter fonts. Companies making word processing programs have
spent decades trying to get similar results from their programs. At this
point, after decades of such efforts, it would really be more surprising if
the results between the two (typewriters and computers) were actually that
different.

Stewart