- (reels),
microfiche (flat sheets), and
aperture cards. Microcards, also
known as "
micro-opaques", a
format no
longer produced, were
similar to
microfiche, but...
-
Fiche may
refer to:
Fiche (film),
short for
microfiche, a flat film
containing micro-images.
Fiche (cards), a
rectangular counter used in
French and Danish...
- Paul Émile de
Puydt (6
March 1810 – 20 May 1891), a
writer whose contributions included work in
botany and economics, was born and died in Mons, Belgium...
- into film
readers in the mid-1960s.
During this decade, NASA
began using microfiche (sheets of film with a
standard size of 105 mm × 148 mm), to distribute...
-
receive commands from
ARexx and
execute them.
Notable examples include: the
MicroFiche Filer database application provides extensive ARexx commands, the Textra...
-
Dylan attributed his
inspiration to the
feeling he got when
reading microfiche newspapers in the New York
Public Library: "After a
while you
become aware...
-
Beginning in 1971, the
press printed its
books simultaneously on
paper and
microfiche. The
press is
currently a
member of the ****ociation of
University Presses...
- [BPL]
microfiche scan) 1823 Spooner's
Brooklyn Directory, for the Year 1823.
Alden Spooner (publisher)
British Library Internet Archive (BPL
microfiche scan)...
- (Computer
Output Microfiche) line of
products which takes large amounts of user data from reel-to-reel tape and
images it onto
microfiche. The Auto-COM instruments...
- The
South Armagh Genealogy Project is
housed within Tí Chulainn, with
microfiche record and
census details, as is the
Cuimhneamh project which aims to...
