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--[[Special:Contributions/MrServoRetro|MrServoRetro]] ([[User_talk:MrServoRetro|talk]]), April 18, 2022, 09:00 PM (EST)
 
:My copy definitely has a dark ink printing. The first digit on my copy, which I believe might be the numberdigit of the spine label, reads 4. The dateday-year code part on my copy means my copy was printed on December 10, 1990 (344th day of 1990). The time part of the code reads 0641, meaning my copy was printed at 06:41 AM, and my copy was indeed duplicated at Technicolor, and it has the DTMF tone sounds at the beginning. My copy appears to be on a Memorex cassette with “MADE IN U.S.A.” moulded on the back right of it, although I can’t confirm if Memorex was the one that printed out this type of code information. It looks like this:
 
:'''4 344 90 0641'''
 
 
:The regular print code on my copy reads 032291-A, meaning my copy was printed on March 22, 1991. What the letter A stands for — I’m thinking it’s some sort of shift-code prefix or something. [[Special:Contributions/74.187.193.126|74.187.193.126]] 03:57, 19 April 2022 (UTC)
:The regular duplicator print code information on my copy reads this:
 
:'''032291-A 000000-1-0 T-83'''
:'''SPRING LEAD X18 53055'''
 
:The conventional date code part means my copy was also printed on March 22, 1991. What the letter A stands for — I’m thinking it’s some sort of shift digit or something. I’m also thinking 000000-1-0 is the serial number, while X18 53055 is the initial number. I do know T-83 is the nominal length of the cassette, although the running length according to both the back cover of the clamshell, and the front tape label, which on my copy is the regular horizontal ink-label variation, is 78 minutes. [[Special:Contributions/74.187.193.126|74.187.193.126]] 03:57, 19 April 2022 (UTC)
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