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In a message dated 11/5/13 8 07 43, vinh.d.ly@gmail.com writes:<BR>
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>>>They absolutely have NO backups. They have a 25-year-old copy machine, and as requests come through, they just make bad copies. There doesn't seem to be any attempt at quality control, as you can see by Tom's examples (very generous of him to provide them to the registry BTW!). They just slap the pages on the glass and hit 'copy' without bothering to check whether the whole image gets copied, or if the resultant copy is too light or too dark to be read properly.<BR>
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A very slipshod operation--but it's the only game in town!<BR>
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