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The yellow dot codes are repeated across the page and the Wikipedia article on them says there can be about 150 of the codes on an A4 page. Your document would
by hoppyhoppy2 5y ago
The yellow dot codes are repeated across the page and the Wikipedia article on them says there can be about 150 of the codes on an A4 page. Your document would probably look like Swiss cheese by the time you were done with the hole punch!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Identification_Code
- kzrdude 5y agoThat's just the price of avoiding tracking. Do the procedure, create the hole-punched document and complain to the printer manufacturer about the result :)
- 14 5y agoI did think of this. The whole punch needs to be big enough to obscure the exact location of the dot but not so big all the information trying pass gets lost. My solution was to repeat whatever message or image multiple times on a single page in different locations. That way if the message gets whole punched it shows up in another location so everything is still readable.