[Promotion-technology] Portable enlargers for handwriting

[Mari Hunziker]

Hello Joe,

I totally and completely feel your pain. I love signing paperwork when at
home and under the magnification of my CCTV. I too, have a PICO and take it
everywhere. It however, does not work for me either when needing to fill out
a check or sign a receipt. I now use a 7x and a 10x magnifier by Eschenback.
I use the 10x to locate the line or x on the receipt. It is stronger and
easier to read with. I use the 7x to do the actual signing because it is not
as strong and I can still see well enough to write with it. It is somewhat
difficult in that it requires me to put my head really close to the
magnifier and the paper. But it is clear, in focus and so much faster than
trying to use the PICO.
Good luck,
Mari Hunziker
Austin TX.

On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Drenth, Joe <Joe.Drenth at jbtc.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
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>
> Does anyone know of a handheld or small, one-piece, portable enlarger
> that has at least 7x magnification and which is capable of  enlarging
> while you write with a pen or pencil under its view?   Anything that
> takes assembly or set-up to use, or which requires its own laptop-like
> case to carry is too big.  I am  particularly interested in being able
> to read and sign receipts in restaurants and stores and to be able to
> sign paperwork at work when I am not near my CCTV.
>
>
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> I've been using a PICO for about two years for reading things that do
> not fit under my CCTV or to read things away from home, but even though
> the product information claims you can write under it, you have to
> either hold it at an angle - in which case it does not focus correctly -
> or you have to hold it high above the paper - in which case it either
> does not focus or the magnification is not enough for me to figure out
> if the pen tip is in the right spot.  I've gotten frustrated trying to
> use it to sign a receipt at a restaurant.
>
>
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> I would appreciate any knowledge or experience anyone has to offer.
>
>
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> Joe
>
>
>
> Joseph Drenth
> R&D Software Engineer
> JBT Corporation
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