Volume Contents Volume 10 Number 1 Barry N. Lurie Looking at imaging? First focus on information William Gnerre The scanning process Greg Rice Michigan Department of Agriculture eliminates paper backlog with Kodak microfilm system Tom Kindler Living in the present with a view to the future Harold H. Dorfman Processing camera microfilm New Product Announcements News Items New Patents Vil Software Survey Section Volume 10 Number 2 Edgar J. Greco 51 Hybrid strategy guarantees future document access Jackie Hall 55 Electronic imaging “litigation support for the 90s” William Gnerre 59 Drawing distinctions: raster and vector drafting Harold H. Dorfman 63 Installing a microfilm processor Fernando Luis Bar 71 Can Third World countries become information societies? 75 New Product Announcements 89 News Items New Patents IT Volume 10 Number 3 Linda S. Kempster 125 Removable mass storage alternatives Christine M. Atwood 131 Distributed image processing: business and technical issues Allen L. Ruster Coming of age: a five-year history of optical disks Robert D. Barr Microfilm cameras: better than ever John Freeman New ocean seismometer uses optical drives to map ocean floors and aid in predicting earthquakes New Product Announcements News Items New Patents Volume 10 Number 4 David A. Nadeau 181 Shopping for document imaging solutions Lowrie W. McIntosh 187 Information technology and public records: emerging issues in the next five years: providing guidelines and forecast data for planning Harold H. Dorfman Densitometers for micrographics Reginald G. Bronner, Jr Mining for gold in the information mountains: a and Matthew R. Leek comparison of the economics and usefulness of film and CD ROM for document storage, access and distribution New Product Announcements News Items i New Patents Volume Contents and Author Index for Volume 10, 1992