"Ken Hart" <kwhart1@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>> Why not go back to old fashioned ways.
>> Soak it in water, with a drop or two of detergent, for an hour or so.
>> Put it onto a flat surface and gently dab it with a sponge until it is as
>> dry as you can get it.
>> Put it between sheets of lint free blotting paper, with a weight on top
>> and leave it to dry. They used to make special photographic blotting
>> paper, but probably don't anymore.
>> This should reduce the creasing considerably, with just a bit of luck.
>>
Good advice, Roy, but I'd add one thing: instead of just any detergent,
which might have damaging chemicals, use a drop of Kodak PhotoFlo in about a
quart of water. PhotoFlo is the closest thing to a "neutral" detergent as
you can easily get.

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