"Telamon" wrote:

This is just what I expected to see.
Looks like the documents are faked
on a computer.


Of course the lines wrap at the same points, Telamon. If you're typing two
documents with similar margins, where else would the lines wrap? The real
proof is in the character alignment. Look at the word "memo" in the CBS
original. Note the letters "m" and "e" raised slightly above the other
characters and the slightly oversized "o." While misaligned characters were
common on typewriters, it would be very difficult to do with a word
processor. And you can see similar character misalignment throughout the
sample (the "ee" in "three months," for example).

Stewart