What is "A Machine Identification Code" ?
Apr
3
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What?
It is called "A Machine Identification Code" which prints date, time and printer serial number using tiny yellow dots almost invisible to your eyes. This is not something new. It has been going on since the beginning of printer to identify and authentic the printed document.
How do you use it?
Someone may present the document claiming the date of the document to be 2 years ago with your signature. With this "A Machine Identification Code", people can proof it was printed few weeks ago and the printer that you have no access of.
So next time you print something on the inkjet printer, take a close look and see if you can spot small yellow dots.
ps: What happen when you run out of yellow ink??? Hmmm
内倉憲一 
Seattle Execs. 
坂本祐央子（さかもとゆみこ） 
さわ 
神谷保険 
Tetsuro Watanabe 
ClockLink 
木曽町田中屋豆腐 
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. 
落語好きプロコーチ 砂村よしお 
神戸のおいさん