RE: Wiley-Blackwell Adopts Condense and Rotate Printing Process fo=

[Todd Puccio <puccio@nova.edu>]

It would support the idea of an archival print format.

If the smaller print is the preferred way to do this then why not 
move into something akin to the older format of "microcard".

Sure, the format is not easily eye readable, yet neither is this 
condensed format.

They could reduce it even more to say 4 pages on a singe 8 1/2 x 
11 format.

The print & paper would still be stable. For archival purposes 
this is better than electronic or microfilm/fiche.

We would only need a simple low tech magnification - should the 
need arise.


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Todd Puccio
Director of Technical Services / Librarian
Nova Southeastern University
Health Professions Division Library
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33328
puccio@nsu.nova.edu