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\OnehalfSpacing % Specific to memoir class
%% Impressum
%\setcounter{page}{1}
{\LARGE \textbf{Impressum}}
\noindent{}{\LARGE \textbf{Impressum}}
All contents \copyright 2026 Kenneth John Odle
\noindent{}All contents \copyright 2026 Kenneth John Odle
\vspace{50mm}
\medskip
\noindent{}More information about this zine (as well as information about my other zines) can be found here:
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\noindent{}\kref{https://bsky.app/profile/iswpw.bsky.social}{https://bsky.app/profile/iswpw.bsky.social}\\
\kref{https://mastodon.social/@kjodle}{https://mastodon.social/@kjodle}
\vspace{50mm}
\noindent{}{\LARGE \textbf{Suggestions for Use:}}
This document provides room for four 50mm x 50mm samples of security paper on each page. There is room for a date, source, and notes about each sample. Print it double-sided, either on the long edge if the pages are meant to be three-hole punched and placed in a binder, or on the short edge if it is meant to be folded in half and saddle stapled to be a booklet.
Carefully trim each sample to at least 50mm per side. The use of a paper trimmer is highly encouraged if you want the samples to be perfectly square.
Use rubber cement to glue down samples. Put a thin layer in the center of the square on the page. Lay your samples face down on a piece of scrap paper and completely coat the back with a thin layer of rubber cement. Allow both pieces a minute or two to dry, then carefully place the sample on the page. Rub it down with your thumb or a rubber roller (such as a brayer) to ensure it is completely adhered to the page. Use a fine point pen to record your notes.
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