Well, page 42 doesn't show it, but the Stanford Seal font had a second, distorted, copy of the seal under a different character code, to be used when you wanted

Well, page 42 doesn't show it, but the Stanford Seal font had a second, distorted, copy of the seal under a different character code, to be used when you wanted it printed nearer the edge of the paper rather than the center. This was because the XGP printer didn't have the smarts to correct for the sweep of the laser, resulting in the pixels near the edge of the page being wider than those in the center. I'm told that this was due to it really being a hacked Xerox copier, which had been designed to just match the non-linearity of the scanner with that of the output imager.