The Commission on Preservation and Access was established in 1986 to foster and support collaboration among libraries and allied organizations in order to ensure the preservation of the published and documentary record in all formats and to provide enhanced access to scholarly information. The Commission's newsletter keeps the preservation and access professional updated on current developments, issues, and technologies. This document consists of all 11 issues of this newsletter published in 1994 (November-December was a combined issue). 1994 highlights include: "Cornell Submits Final Report On Digital Technologies Testbed" (January); "Working Paper on the Future" (February); "Developing a European Commission on Preservation and Access" (March); "New Report on Authenticity of Preserved Electronic Information" (April); "American Institute for Conservation (AIC), Commission Exploring Joint Concerns" (May); "Carnegie Supports Study of Implications of Technologies" (June); "M. Stuart Lynn Assumes Commission Presidency" (July); Summary reports of the Medieval Academy of America Committee on Library Preservation and the Scholarly Advisory Committee on Art History (August); "A Science Review: Research on Paper Aging" (September); "Russia Reports on Preservation Reformatting, Collaboration" (October); and "Magnetic Media Partnership to Develop Management Tool" (November-December 1994). (MAS)