> -----Original Message----- > > I guess that we don't think too much these days about the archival > properties of paper and pen, simply because it's seemingly so much more > stable than the various computer formats. I wonder how resistant to > aging modern printer/copier paper is versus its older equivalent? I > know for example that newspaper quality went way down in the latter > half of the last century to where copies of pre-WWII vintage editions > survived much better than stuff out of the 60s and 70s, which > deteriorated very quickly.
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