microform
/ˈmaɪkrəʊfm/Definitions
1. noun
A document or collection of documents stored or transmitted in a highly condensed or compressed form, typically as a photographic or digital image.
“The library offers access to various microforms of historical documents.”
2. noun
A format used for storing and displaying information, such as maps, images, or text, in a highly condensed or compressed form.
“The city used microforms to display detailed maps of its public transportation system.”
3. verb
To store or display information in a highly condensed or compressed form, such as a microform.
“The company microformed its documents to save storage space.”