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I believe his website is back up. More to the point, I actually think he does provide a service for us. Although I'll agree that accelerated lightfast testing is no exact science, and perhaps not even a science, I think there is a merit is looking at the relative permanence of these different media. For instance, I would feel somewhat more secure with a process that Wilhelm assigned 100+ years to than one that he gave "under 6 months". Why so harsh on the guy? Art Kennedy McEwen wrote: > In article <3C29BA64.4080809@ampsc.com>, Arthur Entlich > <artistic@ampsc.com> writes > >> >> I'm not so sure about that. Some of the newer inks which are polymer >> encapsulated, aren't that different from acrylics or photocopy toners. >> These materials have very good longevity, and do remember that Wilhelm >> gives Ilfochrome only a 30 years lifespan. >> > Sheesh! Is that guy still publishing? After the Epson debacle and the > withdrawal of his website for 18 months (apart from continually promised > updates soon - clearly learning the Micro$haft lesson!) I thought he had > retired into a well deserved obscurity! - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions.
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