The problem suggests that the billing records for a law firm involve two types of workers: clerk-typists and computer programmers. We are provided two constants, $a = 727$ and $b = 1034$, which we can assume are related to the billing costs or daily fees for these workers.

To solve this problem, we need more specific information about the structure of these billing records. For instance, the total amount charged for the clerk-typist and the computer programmer, or equations involving the number of days worked by each and their respective daily fees.

Clarifying questions to continue:

1. Do you have the total charges for the clerk-typist and the computer programmer?
2. How many days did each worker (clerk-typist and computer programmer) work?
3. Is there a combined billing record for both workers, or are there separate records for each?
4. Are there any additional variables or factors (like overtime or different hourly rates)?
5. Can we assume that 727 and 1034 are directly linked to the fees or days worked?

Once these details are clarified, we can set up a system of equations to determine the daily fees for each type of worker.

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