Hi,

I am one of those individuals that reads your thoughts and comments without
writing.  Until now.

I would appreciate the groups' wisdom on dealing with microfilm from the
early 1970's.  When recently called upon to locate a very old file, I found
documents on microfilm.  After contacting six companies I found one that
was willing to print out the pages on the microfilm without first scanning
them (this at the attorneys' request).

  Now I have been tasked to co- author a written policy for our firm
concerning the retention of the films.  You see during my search I noticed
documents of varying retention periods ( from 60 years ago to permanent)
and called this to the attention of our firm's attorney.

Has anyone been involved with a project like this?  Any thoughts on the
most efficient way to proceed?

Thanks,

Lynn







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