I have been having some difficulty reading a few memorandums attached to the Pentagon Papers study in digital format. The National Archives did an absolutely wonderful job of making the entire text of the Pentagon Papers ‘selectable’ in Adobe PDF format.
My highest compliments to an amazingly professional effort to move the Papers, printed over 40 years ago into an easily copy/paste format for educators, students and historians.
May I suggest photoshopping the faded lines of text in attached memorandums?
By simply modifying the brightness level of the image’s histogram (using the Levels tool in Photoshop) it would benefit many readers who like me, find focusing and recognizing faded text somewhat difficult to read.
The example here took less than one minute to produce a deeper, darker text that makes character recognition much easier to comprehend.
BTW: Its wonderful to color hilight sections of any volume of the study on an iPad. And carrying around this entire 7,000+ page, 47 volume study is just remarkable.