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RTE: Almost 200,000 Irish historical records released online. “Almost 200,000 historical records have been released online by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland. The release of 194,000 records will cover seven centuries of Irish history and will make over half a million documents free and permanently available to the public.”

RTE: Almost 200,000 Irish historical records released online. “Almost 200,000 historical records have been released online by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland. The release of 194,000 records will cover seven centuries of Irish history and will make over half a million documents free and permanently available to the public.”

RTE: Almost 200,000 Irish historical records released online. “Almost 200,000 historical records have been released online by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland. The release of 194,000 records will cover seven centuries of Irish history and will make over half a million documents free and permanently available to the public.”

RTE: Almost 200,000 Irish historical records released online. “Almost 200,000 historical records have been released online by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland. The release of 194,000 records will cover seven centuries of Irish history and will make over half a million documents free and permanently available to the public.”

RTE: Almost 200,000 Irish historical records released online. “Almost 200,000 historical records have been released online by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland. The release of 194,000 records will cover seven centuries of Irish history and will make over half a million documents free and permanently available to the public.”

Digital Preservation at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives: Digging for Data: Recovering Files from Forgotten Word Processing Systems. “The collections we work with contain disks from machines that were once used professionally but are now largely forgotten. While imaging the disks themselves was possible, none of our usual tools, or others we could find online, were able to […]

Digital Preservation at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives: Digging for Data: Recovering Files from Forgotten Word Processing Systems. “The collections we work with contain disks from machines that were once used professionally but are now largely forgotten. While imaging the disks themselves was possible, none of our usual tools, or others we could find online, were able to […]

Digital Preservation at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives: Digging for Data: Recovering Files from Forgotten Word Processing Systems. “The collections we work with contain disks from machines that were once used professionally but are now largely forgotten. While imaging the disks themselves was possible, none of our usual tools, or others we could find online, were able to […]

Digital Preservation at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives: Digging for Data: Recovering Files from Forgotten Word Processing Systems. “The collections we work with contain disks from machines that were once used professionally but are now largely forgotten. While imaging the disks themselves was possible, none of our usual tools, or others we could find online, were able to […]

Digital Preservation at the University of Cambridge Libraries and Archives: Digging for Data: Recovering Files from Forgotten Word Processing Systems. “The collections we work with contain disks from machines that were once used professionally but are now largely forgotten. While imaging the disks themselves was possible, none of our usual tools, or others we could find online, were able to […]