I have trouble reading the small print found on the info card next to a painting in a museum - where I might be 2 feet away.
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You'll need to be within about 6 inches to use this magnifier. You might consider a pair of folding Opera Glasses. They can be found inexpensively (on amazon), unfortunately you'll probably need to be 3 feet away to get them to focus... it may say in the product description. I have a monocular that lets you focus in very short distance... little more expensive, but very handy.
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simple problem.....your memory card is too big for this old printer TO READ IT try to get the smaller capacity memory card if still available out there it should definetely be under a 1 GB, OTHERWISE, IT WON T READ.
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When your reading the branded item from left to right its 2.5 inches long. The wording is stacked on top of each other and that's .5 inch.
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Sorry bit I can't help as I purchased a different scanner. However they are quite small the length being only slightly longer than the width of A4 paper.
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I had this problem once and realized that I had not pushed the card down far enough. It has to click into position before it will read. It is tricky.
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It is on the back of the label underneath the lot number . Small print but it is visible ..
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I wouldn't. Not if you are going to be sitting a normal distance away from it. The text will not be sharp enough. If you aren't going to do any reading on it then "maybe..." Like if it were dedicated to look at some graphics from a distance like in a conference room.
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No information is shown. There is maybe a quarter of an inch that shows on the long side, and as you can see in some of the pictures, a small cut out will show on the opposite side. I usually just put my ID on top to be extra careful. Obviously someone can tell that cards are in there, but I wouldn't worry about anyone being able to read them.
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I agree that the font is too small but realized they were trying to ship the item in a small package. I used a magnifying glass, a commonly used instrument among AARP members, to be able to read the guide. Not sure about online guide.
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The magnifier must be held few inches above the book. I assume that this would be awkward for prolonged reading.
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There are only two...a small margin and then an open line for writing. It's also not as long as I was hoping (my fault) as it's the size of a bible.
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My experience is that the print quality is unacceptable (very faint text, like it's always in economy mode), but I seem to be in the minority.
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The images aren't necessarily representative of what the card actually looks like.
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I don't think you will be able to see the lines. I have a hard time inside seeing the lines.
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The image of the closed caption sentence may be slightly distorted but there is improvement enough to be able to read it. May be worth considering an iPad for vision issues...the image is clear and the magnifying sheets would work perfectly.
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It is very small. And hard to read. That's if you can get lucky and get a printer that works. Mine end up going in the trash can. Would not ever bye one.
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You cannot read it on the case in person either. It looks like old newspaper writing but nothing is legible.