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Halo Euphoria Programming for MS-DOS, my reply to your letter!!!
Hi! Just wanna have some thought in the "official" definition of
machine-readable (back to crypto thing? no. just wanna clear up the
mess)
> [IMAGE][IMAGE][IMAGE]In a form that a computer[21] can accept.
> Machine-readable data[22] includes files[23] stored[24] on disk[25] or
> tape[26], or data that comes from a device[27] connected to a computer.
> Even
> typewritten pages can be considered machine-readable if you have an optical
> character recognition[28] (OCR) system[29].
So you've got physical pages as machine-readable here. So, here's my
tip, if you ever really downloaded an illegal crypto thing, or if you
tried to recognize the chars in the physical source pages using your
scanner, make sure they won't find your OCR software (or make sure
they won't find your scanner) if they ever really come to your house
and do a thorough search.
Don't forget to reply, Euphoria,
Hendy Irawan > http://ceefour.cybermart.net
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