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Neil is not a party pooper.

And, it's not Dubya's SS squad. There are very specific rules - which I might add have changed over the past few years as to exactly what you can and cannot scan, manipulate and reproduce. If there is ANY question, call your local Secret Service Agency - the number is in your local phone book and ask them for the current rules, they very either fax or mail the brochure to you.

I worked for a service bureau where we ran film for hundreds of clients. Any files that contained questionable files - related to the scanning of currency - I would fax a copy to the Secret Service and have them sign off on the project. If they wouldn't sign off the job was not run - at least not on my shift. They would run those jobs at night, after I left and not copy any of the files from the clients' disc. So, you may create a file that you think is innocent, but your printer may not want to have anything to do with printing it for you.

Back in 1985 my first boss in Dallas almost had his print shop closed down because he printed what "appeared" to be the front of a one-dollar bill - with the photo changed out for a company logo, he printed it 6.5 inches wide with "Wednesday" green ink on cream 20# bond paper. He had been in business about a month when this happened and the Secret Service took the film and plates and told him next time to consult them before printing "money" or they would shut him down.