[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I would suggest that you Google for metadata tampering.

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"IPlawyertoo" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me if they know for sure whether or not metadata is
definitvely compromised if it shows the last print date predates a
creation
date. One would think the answer is yes but i recently deposed a police
forensic moonlighting expert who explains away metadata in his report
where
the last print date precedes the create date in the metadata explaining if
you print document 1 on day 1 and send it to another computer on day 5 and
rename the document or otherwise revise it but do not print it the last
print
date of day 1 appears in the metadata of a new document showing a creation
date of day 5. The defendant and my client the plaintiff are at odds with
a
court on possible perjury over who tampered with documents and I think the
metadata shows conclusive tampering but the defendant's expert says he
recreated this hypothetical which i could not nor could my IT person.
Anyone
help me on this! it is very important to my client? thanks.
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Jeff G.