Modern microfilming standards require that a master set of films be produced and set aside for safe storage, used only to make service copies.
42.
The new home led to the expansion of services, including the addition of records management and microfilming services for state agencies and local governments.
43.
Three of its personnel were trained by UNESCO reprography expert Ramunajan Chari in 1968 on microfilming and archival documents reproduction through a mobile microfilm unit.
44.
Under his chairmanship, the Andhra Pradesh Sahitya Akademi formed a three-member committee for microfilming of manuscripts with Siva Rao as a member.
45.
The rationale was that the acid-filled paper of the originals was too fragile to survive and microfilming was the best way to preserve them.
46.
The Lithuanian government agreed to loan the material to YIVO for restoration and microfilming; whether YIVO will get to keep it has not been determined.
47.
The letter mentioned the Hoover Institute only once, saying it " had financed the microfilming, and will have a complete set ."
48.
Some of these periodicals joined the Underground Press Syndicate to gain services such as microfilming, advertising, and the free exchange of articles and newspapers.
49.
This worldwide standard ( excepting Canada and the United States ) ensures that drawings can always be legible even after microfilming, photocopying, and faxing.
50.
In 1950, the club was instrumental in microfilming " Astounding Science Fiction ", leading to it becoming a recognized student organization in 1951.
