Good points, thanks everyone. I am off to buy a sharpie and a Staedtler
Lumocolor.
In response to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s question, it seems that it
is quite possible for any interference with the top layer to produce
unspecified and unknowable chemical/mechanical reactions which can and do
damage
What I want to know is a decent labelling and storage regime. At present I
resort to mmdd_clientname, and use Extensis Portfolio to catalogue the
contents. That bit is fine, it's finding the CD which is a swine - the CD's
are always out of sequence (gremlins, I swear) and the one I want is
Tim - do you have any thoughts on the storage problem resulting from this
work? Are plastic sleeves OK and better/worse than jewel cases? If so,
what plastic?
Julian
At 04:48 06/11/02, you wrote:
I've posted ad infinitum the advice about storage etc we were given by
scientists from the
I have searched several archives for the latest on this, I don't have lots
of time tonight, so here is the SHORT VERSION. (many details are omitted
here)
The general consensus of professional archivists is that is probably ok to
use water base ink applied by soft point pens, but only in the
