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Ken Becker wrote: > > Phil, I just got an idea, and MAYBE it could be useful! They used to > sell a > device, I think it was called a "pantograph", (unless that's used to > write on > one's trousers?) But it was a gadget that had a writing instrument on > one > side and a stylus on the other, to be able to make a smaller image > while > tracing a larger one. It used a series of levers to accomplish this. > Maybe > it could be adapted to work in reverse for a PWP to increase the size > of > their handwriting. I hope this is a useful idea, but if not..we could > just > write it off..........Ken B Ken, The pantograph was an archetectural tool first introduced by Wiscosin's own- cheesehead Frank Lloyd Write. OK folks sorry for that cheeeeezy comment. Charlie -- ********************************************************** CHARLES T. MEYER, M.D. MADISON, WISCONSIN **********************************************************