The papers might have some kind of identifier on it. That could result in whoever stole the kit getting in a lot of trouble, as such people will be hesitant.
The papers might have some kind of identifier on it. That could result in whoever stole the kit getting in a lot of trouble, as such people will be hesitant.
Some printers print yellow ink on it to identify its origin. check HaD for examples. But I also like documents, I dont care if its plain text without logo's or ID info.
OCR is fine 2. btw did the first generation of Xbox documents on the 360 looked like the old xbox doc's? ive seen some 360 stuff with old x1 logo's on the doc's.
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Originally Posted by CodeAsm
These were most likely documents from the Alpha and early Beta stage, then.
I mean, hell, they even had the original Xbox Logos on the CPU at that time.
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