Darren,

<< Apologies, beyond being unable to spell forgery, forgetting it was in
frames, I also forget it needed registration - although its free I doubt
you've much interest in the Irish Indo >>

No problem, I just don't like that registration crap (personally) and really
wanted to read the article.  Thanks for the repost, and let's hope the
copyright police don't get us.

<< Article follows, enjoy! >>

I can see how one could pass bad forgeries in darkened clubs and
restaurants.  However, the most interesting part of the article for me was
the term "Gardai".  I had to look it up on Wikipedia (greatest web site
ever), and I'll be damned if I never knew that the Irish police force was
called that.  I guess you learn something new every day.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Modern color laser printers will not print money any more. The U.S.
gov't forced manufacturers to recognize when currency is printed and
will deliberately mask the printed bill. (I'm not sure if new scanners
have this protection or not) Also color laser printers will print
several yellow dots on every printed page which acts as a serial number.
Any color print is easily traceable back to the person who sold you the
printer. So if you're sending letters or pictures that could be
embarrassing, don't use a color laser printer!

Sam