Fax paper

I have received in my collection correspondence from the
administrative offices that is on early fax paper (ca. 1990) which
is glossy and fading. For one important document in particular,
while it can be read today, the content is faded to the point that
even dark photocopying cannot reproduce it.

Any suggestions on how this item can be salvaged, apart from making
a handwritten (manuscript) copy? Would a manuscript copy still be a
valid copy in lieu of the original? No copies of the pre-faxed
document are available. Any help would be appreciated,

Ani Orchanian
Archivist / Information Specialist
University Health Network
Library, 5th Floor
610 University Avenue
Toronto, ON  M5G 2M9
416-946-2081
Fax: 416-946-2084

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