I'm aware of at least two 'free to the general public' websites that  
offer to examine a document posted online (one offers to post it for  
you if sent a jpg/jpeg image file).

Usually these are documents legible in some areas, while hard to make  
out in spots.

Volunteers offer opinions, suggestions, sometimes clues to help you  
decide upon the most accurate version of content.

I'm a volunteer for one of these collective efforts - no surprise  
there after my last message - so don't feel that I should name  
specific sites. Besides, your browser may find a couple I'm not aware  
of. Nothing says you can't contact more than one.

You may even be tempted to join in.

Janice




  James Burnett <[log in to unmask]> wrote:


> Pardon my ignorance here but what is an "Online deciphering site"?
>
>
>
>> If you have a copy of the original document you've most likely  
>> already
>> tried to find another word that you are certain contains a 'g' for
>> comparison.....
>>
>> Janice
>>
>>
>>
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