Or CrIm, which avoids all those other questions.*
(* "Ink" can be made from metals/minerals, plants, squid ink, so once it's dried, it's a real crapshot what will/won't effect it. Good example of "free requisites" being appropriate, imo.)
But the difficulty here is not to create the image on the page, but to communicate the information. How does the copying page know what's on the first?
Sounds like an In(Cr)Im would be your best bet.
Base 1: Use one Sense at a distance/Create an Image the affects 1 sense.
So, if you're just making a copy at a desk...
In(Cr)Im 20 Pen the Pair of Pages
(Base 1, +1 Sun, +2 Voice, +2 Group (of images), +2 intricate images)
As defined, a "page" of text is not a single image, but a collection of precise, intricate images - we all know that the slip of a pen, an "l vs a "t" can be the difference between one word and another. And, with quill and inkwell, it would take well more than Diameter to pen a page - "Concentration" might work, but Sun might be better still.
"Touch" would be awkward, since you're not "touching" the images, nor the page as their being copied - that would be too complex while scribing, imo. (Tho' could work to copy a page once it's already been written).
Otoh, if you're talking about trying to scribe a message in one location, and have it be copied to another, that would require an AC, I believe, and be higher magnitude still.