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The document discusses Senate Bill 2166, which proposes a sales and use tax exemption for youth camps in North Dakota. The bill aims to alleviate financial burdens on nonprofit youth camps, primarily benefiting those with 501(c)(3) status. Testimonies from various stakeholders highlight the importance of these camps for youth development and the challenges they face due to rising costs. The fiscal impact is estimated at $46,000 for the state during the 2003-05 biennium. Despite support from committee members, the bill ultimately faced opposition and was recommended to not pass.

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What are the three methods of microfilming?

Three formats are common: microfilm (reels), microfiche (flat sheets), and aperture cards. Microcards, also known as micro-opaques, a format no longer produced, were similar to microfiche, but printed on cardboard rather than photographic film.

What is the objective of microfilming?

Microfilm is used in libraries for storing back issues of magazines/newspapers and in museums for storing old valuable documents so that the originals need not be handled. Large organisations may also store documents on microfilm to save storage space.

What is microfilming in records management?

Microfilm is a durable film that stores/displays images of documents. Microfilming is a means of capturing images on durable transparent film that may be viewed on microfilm readers.

What are the advantages of microfilming records?

Some of the advantages are: Storage - Microfilm takes up very little space, which allows for a mass amount of records to be stored with very little effort. Durability - If stored properly, microfilm can last hundreds of years, unlike its paper counterpart.

Does microfiche still exist?

How to search and use digital microfilm records. You can use digital microfilm records in much the same way that you would normal microfilm records, but instead of needing a microfilm reader, you can simply download them from our website and scroll through them on your computer.