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Title: Mary still doesn't get it
Review: Having read the excerpted first chapter of Mary's book, I was struck by the fact that she still really doesn't understand the problems with the forged documents.In at least three places, she refers to 'peripheral' spacing, when the correct term is of course, 'proportional' spacing.Proportional spacing, or variable spacing between letters, was the obvious downfall of the forged documents. They included proportional spacing virtually identical to that used by Microsoft Word, to the point where one could retype the documents using Word's default settings and create an exact copy.That technology was available to linotype operators but was virtually unheard of on typewriters of the day.For her to misname the feature, 'peripheral' spacing shows that she has never taken the time to read and study her critics complaints.She prefers to live out her days in denial, and wishes to take her readers along with her.
