When a suspect computer printer is not available, the examiner may need to analyze the document's ___________ to identify the make and model of the machine.

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Class characteristics refer to the common features shared by all items of the same make and model. Therefore, analyzing the document's class characteristics can help identify the make and model of the printer even when an actual printer is not available for analysis. TTI refers to the time-to-impact, which is irrelevant; luminescence is the emission of light, and handwriting and individual characteristics refer to the unique traits of a specific person rather than a printer.

When a Suspect Computer Printer Is Not Available, the Examiner