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Email from an assistant U.S. attorney to a colleague about a PDF formatting fix

An assistant U.S. attorney emails a colleague named Irene with a technical tip for converting court orders on Epstein to PDF without formatting glitchesMachine-written summary

Hi Irene – Just got one of Judge M’s orders on Epstein. Not that it is any of my business, but just wanted you to know that if he wants to avoid that really annoying line that sometimes appears at the beginning of paragraphs when you “publish” a document to PDF, there is a simple fix.

Instead of “publishing” the document, “print” the document, and then select Adobe PDF as the printer. It will ask you to give it a file name, and then will create the pdf document.

(Now you know why the US Attorney’s Office can’t ever fire me, I am the only one who actually knows all the computer geek stuff.)

Assistant U.S. Attorney

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