In a message dated 8/19/99 11:53:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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<< I use to work with a firm that scanned paper documents (testimony,
evidence,
 etc) for the
 Dept of Justice in some of their court cases.

 I am curious if this process is marketable/viable for historical archiving,
be
 it museums, city halls, etc
 I've heard of a few symposiums on the subject (in Chicago, I think).

 Any insights?

 Mike Highfield
  >>
Colligo on the west coast has started doing that... see them at
www.vuseums.com

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