“In the recorder's office, members of the public were studying computer screens and microfiche readers.”

“Most libraries keep these on microfiche and simply scan the ones dealing with your focus time and area.”

“A microfiche edition of the first printings of Mathilde's works has recently been published by IDC in the Netherlands.”

“The library is equipped with the latest in microreaders and printers in order to make full use of the growing microform collection.”

“The Australian Joint Copying Project continued and extended this work in microform.”

“He gave the writer a brief history of microform, and told how he became involved in micropublishing.”

“Beyond, I think, any journalist I have known, McKinnon seems to be happiest in archives and libraries, peering into microfiches and at computer screens.”

“While Manda went to check out old newspapers in the microfiches, Michael surfed through a local news website from one of the terminals in the computer room.”

“Going forward, the bank has dispensed with microfiches and is capturing the account data directly into the eFLOW platform.”

“Periodicals, newspapers, microforms and microreaders are on the fourth floor.”

“He is responsible for the Library Multimedia Center, Television History Archives, Digital Copy Center and media collections, including microforms.”

“His particular concern is with microforms, along with digitization, lamination, and mass de-acidification.”