Documents tagged "Microsoft"
Found 15 documents with this tag
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The image shows a close-up of a CD label with visible text and logos. The central part of the image features the logo of "Microsoft Windows" with its distinctive four-paned window design. Surrounding this central logo is additional text, though it's partially obscured due to the angle and focus of the photograph. On one side of the disc, there appears to be a barcode and some numbers, which could indicate a catalog number or other identification information. The image has a slightly grainy texture, indicative of either an old photograph or a low-resolution scan. There are no people or locations identifiable within this close-up view of the CD label.
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The image shows a close-up of a document with redacted content. The top part appears to be an email header with fields like "From" and the address is partially visible, showing that it starts with "Randall@" followed by some numbers. There's also an indication of an attachment in the subject line: "Re: G26-191765.xlsx," suggesting a Microsoft Excel file was sent or discussed. The rest of the text is obscured by redacted lines to protect sensitive information. The style of the image is that of a standard digital photograph capturing printed or typed material.
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The image is a photograph of printed text that appears to be the first page of a legal document or report. The text at the top indicates that it's from "United States v. Microsoft Corp." and provides other identifying information such as the case number, the date, and the page number. Below this header, there are several paragraphs with dense writing in black ink on a white background. The style of the document is formal and professional, typical for legal or governmental proceedings. No people or locations are visible, and the image is focused solely on the textual content.
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The image displays a screenshot of an email interface from Microsoft Outlook, presented in a vertical orientation that is not typical for standard computer screens. The visible part of the message includes various fields such as sender, recipient, subject, date/time sent, and body content with text. However, due to the cropped nature of the image, the entire content of the email and any other context surrounding it are not fully visible.
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The image shows a document that appears to be a formal legal notice. The document is titled "NOTICE OF SUBPOENA" and includes the date of September 12, 2008. It refers to an action in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California regarding a matter between two entities: the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Microsoft Corporation. The notice outlines instructions for responding to the subpoena, indicating that the recipient is required to produce certain documents and provide testimony related to the case.
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The image shows a document with printed text. The content appears to be an article or report discussing a legal case involving the United States Federal Government and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). There is visible text on the page, which includes the title "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," followed by references to federal court cases such as "U.S. v. Microsoft Corp." The document also mentions a "Statement of Interest" filed by the DOJ and refers to the "Supreme Court." There are no images or people visible in this image; it is purely a text-based document.
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The image shows a piece of paper that appears to be an official document or correspondence. The top left corner has a watermark with the text "MICROSOFT" repeated diagonally. The main heading on the document reads "PURCHASE ORDER," suggesting it is a purchase order form from Microsoft Corporation. Below this heading are blanks for fields such as "PO Number," "Vendor Information," and several lines where details about an item or service would be provided. The bottom left corner contains additional information that is too small to read clearly, but it appears to include contact information possibly related to purchasing or accounting at Microsoft Corporation. There are no people visible in the image. The document has a formal and structured layout typical of official company forms.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email message with various annotations made using what seems to be the "Track Changes" feature, often found in word processing software like Microsoft Word. These annotations include lines and highlights that mark specific sections of text within the document. The content of the email is not clear due to the visual emphasis given by the annotations. However, it's evident that certain parts have been singled out for attention or revision, as indicated by the highlighting.
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The image displays a document with text on it, which appears to be a list of items, numbered from one to ten. The numbers are black against a white background, and the font is likely Times New Roman. There's no visible image or graphic besides the text itself. The style of the document looks like a standard word processing format, possibly created with Microsoft Word or a similar program. It's not clear what the content of the list entails, but there's nothing in the image that can be confidently described as people, locations, or significant objects other than the text itself.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030614.txt
In the email conversation between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic, it is mentioned that they are friends of Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. They also discuss attending meetings with different people in short intervals. The subject of this email exchange includes some questions related to Microsoft by Prince Andrew.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030612.txt
In the email conversation between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic on January 28, 2010, they discuss meeting with Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew to answer questions about Microsoft. They also mention a request for a meeting from Nathan Wolf, which will be held at a cocktail event later. The discussion emphasizes the importance of enjoying oneself and having fun.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030602.txt
The document is a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic discussing their social lives and meetings with various people, including Andrew, Nathan Wolf, Prince Andrew, Sarkozy, and Bill Clinton. The messages also mention attending Davos, Microsoft meetings, fashion week, and the fun of being around interesting people.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030493.txt
The document is a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic discussing their social lives and business meetings with notable people such as Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. The conversation includes references to Microsoft, cocktail parties, and laughter. It also touches upon the importance of friendship and enjoying one's time in life.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030491.txt
This document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic from January 28, 2010. In the email, Boris mentions meeting with Bill Clinton and Sarkozy, as well as Prince Andrew discussing Microsoft-related questions. The tone of the conversation suggests a close friendship among these individuals.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026580.txt
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