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<DIV>If you already have pictures in the stick down albums remove the pictures
as soon as possible. Some times dental floss in a sawing motion can lift a
picture off the glue. I have a few pictures that I could not get
completely separated from the backing so I cut the backing off as much as
possible then used acid free paper to back it with using a wide margin around
the picture. this helps to reduce the acid affect from affecting
other pictures and papers on the scrapbook page</DIV>
<DIV>Judy Versteeg Fry</DIV>
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<DIV>Yikes - please don't ever use "stick down" pages for anything - photos,
documents, etc. They eventually become permanently adhered and cannot be
removed. And, they are not acid free. The suggestions to use the acid free
sheet protectors is the solution. Buy them in bulk at Costco and use them
for everything. This also saves from having to poke holes in valuable
papers as they can just be slipped into the protectors and then put in a
3-ring album. Mimi</DIV>
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