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On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 4:27 PM, Italo Vignoli <italo.vignoli@gmail.com> wrote:
Pete Stephenson wrote:

Hopefully that straightens things out a bit. If you have any other
questions, let me know.

I will try to follow the procedure on my Linux machine (on the Mac there
is no way to make it work), and I hope to find a printer once I have
generated the file (the first part until the hashes calculation is
already done, and I have a PDF of the text file).

You can always download the file to one computer, print it out, then
copy the file to a different computer to calculate the hashes. Just be
sure that the method of copying (a) doesn't alter the file and (b) is
reasonably secure. Using a USB flash drive to move the file between
computers would be reasonable in most situations I can imagine.

Please be sure to calculate the hashes of the keylist text file, and
not the PDF you've produced, otherwise they won't match the hashes of
the official list.

Cheers!
-Pete

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