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What’s your definition? Here’s theirs: > Our FontCode system embeds in a text document any type of in- formation as a bit string. For example, an arbitrary tex
by orhmeh09 5y ago
What’s your definition? Here’s theirs:
> Our FontCode system embeds in a text document any type of in- formation as a bit string. For example, an arbitrary text message can be coded into a bit string using the standard ASCII code or Unicode. We refer to such a bit string as a plain message. In a text document, the basic elements of embedding a plain message are the letters appearing in a particular font
I think you’re talking about the plain message. There’s nothing wrong with their definition of text document.
- avisser 5y ago> There’s nothing wrong with their definition of text document. I think we can agree that it could be more specific. Me and OP read "text document" and hear "plain-text file". The article talks about using Word. If someone sent me a Word document and called it a "text document" I'd look at them cross.