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J. H. I. de Bruin has written:

'Literature in microfiche form, commercially available' -- subject(s): Directories, Microfiche services

'Microfiche services in libraries' -- subject(s): Directories, Microfiche services

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J. H. I. de Bruin has written:

'Literature in microfiche form, commercially available' -- subject(s): Directories, Microfiche services

'Microfiche services in libraries' -- subject(s): Directories, Microfiche services

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Microfiche Conversion is a technique which converts microfilms/ microfiche or those films that are not digitally made, into a digital file, so one could copy, replace, or reproduce the converted material.

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Yes there are many libraries who still have microfiche viewers, particularly at colleges and universities. For example, Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, NY still has microfiche viewers.

Yes even in this digital era, libraries use microfiche to store archives of information. You might use microfiche archives when you are studying your family ancestry, or searching for an old news clipping.

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