The "real" differences are in outfile6 and outfile7.

Okay, new experiment. I did this, the text box's text was at 60928 (167000 octal).

Did a new file - 2.pub - with a text box right down at the bottom of the page, and it's also at the same place.

Another - 3.pub, with 2 text boxes, one at the top, one at the bottom.
This time, 60928 has "CHKINK", then "TEXT", "STSH" twice, with some 0x01, 0x02, between.
3.pub has 61440 (170000 oct) as the start of the first box (top of outfile7), immediately
followed by the second box.


61520	170120	 0	 0	 	 97	61	'a'
61521	170121	0	0	 	0	0	 
61522	170122	0	0	 	103	67	'g'
61523	170123	0	0	 	0	0	 
61524	170124	0	0	 	101	65	'e'
61525	170125	0	0	 	0	0	 
61526	170126	0	0	 	46	2e	'.'
--- end of "This is box one\nIt is at the top of the page."
61527	170127	0	0	 	0	0	 
61528	170130	0	0	 	13	d	 
61529	170131	0	0	 	0	0	 
--- start of "This is box two. It is at the bottom."
61530	170132	0	0	 	84	54	'T'
61531	170133	0	0	 	0	0	 
61532	170134	0	0	 	104	68	'h'
61533	170135	0	0	 	0	0	 
61534	170136	0	0	 	105	69	'i'
61535	170137	0	0	 	0	0	 
61536	170140	0	0	 	115	73	

So - all text is lumped together, as I suspected previously.

The difference between 2.pub and 3.pub, is the "size" of the intro before the text (actually, the text is right
at the end of the file). The first diff comes in at 48648 (oct 137010).
Ah, fsck it, that's just filenames again.


After that, it's a mess.