In this brief tip, Geoff Rasmussen demonstrates how he made an illegible document, legible.
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Excellent.
Great Tip, is there a way to do this without buying Photoshop?
Sure, if your image editing software can horizontally flip an image as was demonstrating here then yes.
So smart to use the backside!
Wow! What a difference. Thank you so much for the tip! I have about 6 different records that are just like the one you showed and I know if I could just be able to figure out the letters or words of the document, it may unlock a brick wall for me also. Great tip!