I need larger print size as my eye sight is por

suggest you consider a 'notepad' type phone - has larger screen and you can get larger font to show on it.

Nikko Stirling is my best guess and can be from 1956 till today
And without getting my grubies on it all I can suggest is to search every Nikko scope until you narrow down the choices
I have 2 from the 1980's one has a serial number below the windage turret mount on the tube the other doesn't
Measure the objective bell to help with the search

I'm thinking that if the print is larger than the tape then you will need a larger tape it it is available
talk the problem out with your local office supply shop

HI,
One way is to go to your menu bar at the top of your web browser, click on "File" then "Print Preview". At the top of the window there should be a small window with "Shrink To Fit" in it. Click the arrow on that box for a drop down list and choose something, like 90% (there is a custom option at the bottom of the list if you need to set something unique in between what's listed) and see how it changes the print size of what is to be printed out and choose the one that looks and works best for you without cutting off text somewhere. This will make it larger when printed out.

Another way that usually works to make the print larger when printing internet stuff & emails is by changing the view size on the screen to a larger size in your web browser (this is separate from your other setting you've already setup). Go to the menu bar at the top (i.e. Internet Explorer), click on "View," then "Text Size" then select a size like "Larger" or "Largest" (something higher than what you're currently set to.)

Sometimes adjusting the current window's magnification (lower right corner of screen or Ctrl button + scroll wheel on mouse) can have an affect on print size.

The only other method is to copy & paste the text into a text editing software like Word and adjust the text size there. If you're using a text program, then you simply adjust the size of the text to a 12 or 14 point, or larger, font size (adjust depending on the font and size you need) and that should do the trick.

More info see this link.
https://www.inkling.com/read/photoshop-cs6-missing-manual-lesa-snider-1st/chapter-6/resizing-images

Thanks.
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One solution for it is editing the Font Size for each PLU menu, it means you have to edit one by one using Capital and the DBL option in your keyboard.

HI,
It is very rare that you will get the manual in other format.. instead of this I will tell you one trick. visit to the given link and download the manual in PDF format... then search in the google for "free pdf to word converter" after downloading the converter, convert the PDF file in the word file and then increase the font size as you need and print the word file....
http://www.google.co.in/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=LG200C+manual
.... hope this has helped you.. Please rate the answer.. Thanks

check the tension
if the thread will not easily pull thru the needle eye you need one size larger needle
also keep under the needle plate clean of lint
& also the bobbin area

The printer prints whatever it's told to by the computer. Your printer really doesn't control the fonts.

When you are printing stuff from the internet (web pages, email, etc.) the reason for the small print is that it is related to the size of the monitor and it's viewing setup (the higher the screen resolution, the smaller the print will be when printing it out even though it looks good on the monitor).

One way you can make the print larger when printing internet stuff & emails is by changing the print view size on the screen to a larger size in your web browser (this is separate from your other setting you've already setup). Go to the menu bar at the top (i.e. Internet Explorer), click on "View," then "Text Size" then select a size like "Larger" or "Largest" (something higher than what you're currently set to.)

Another method is to go to your menu bar at the top of your web browser, click on "File" then "Print Preview". At the top of the window there should be a small window with "Shrink To Fit" in it. Click the arrow for a drop down list and choose something probably above 90% or more (maybe 100 or 125%) and see how it changes the print size of what is to be printed out.

The only other method is to copy & paste the text into a text editing software like Word and adjust the text size there. If you're using a text program, then you simply adjust the size of the text to a 12 or 14 point, or larger, font size (adjust depending on the font and size you need) and that should do the trick.

CTRL and the + key will zoom