Dear Cons Dist,

I am advising on a personal correspondence from between 1970 - 1997 which
includes faded typed faxes.
They are either kept loose within this personal archive or in plastic
folders, in a University Library in Johannesburg, South Africa. Looking at
egs at random a 1996 eg the  type of when received is still legible but the
typed text is faded.

Questions: How best to store them? And how best, time wise, to make a
transcription of the text. I found with some,  placed over a transmitting
flat light pad one can read the type. With a UV torch that light
strengthened the faded type to read more easily.

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