Sunday, November 06, 2005 Ch-ch-ch-Changes CNET has an interesting article on how Metadata in Word documents can be used to find interesting information, including revisions to documents. For example: the United Nations issued a long-awaited report on Syria's suspected involvement in the assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister, Rafik Hariri. It was a damning report for Syria by any standard, but recipients of a version of the report that went out on Oct. 20 were able to track the editing changes, which included the deletion of names of officials allegedly involved in the plot, including the Syrian president's brother and brother-in-law. Just another reason why saving documents to a .pdf are a sensible way to deliver files online. ------------------------------------------------
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