What I want to know is, what is Tenyo thinking when they print some of their instruction sheets?

Conversations overheard at Tenyo Headquarters;

"Let's see how much information we can get on one piece of paper"
or maybe,
"let's mess with Edshern and print this really really really small. Muwah Ha Ha Ha"
or maybe,
"Nah, the printer doesn't need new toner yet?
or maybe,
"The illustration on this instruction sheet is wayyyy too big, can one of you guys can make it MUCH smaller?"
or maybe,
"That font is really hard to read, let's use it" (evil laughing heard in the background)

I do love my Tenyo, some of their instruction sheets.......... not so much.

You need reading glasses, Ed!

& hearing aids & & & ......

Printing instructions with the smallest font is the norm.

Some time ago I purchased a wristwatch with more features than I will ever need. The funny part is that the wrist watch came in a box about 3 by 4 inches and even though the instruction paper was 3 inches wide they decided to make the instructions the size of the watch face? I realize the price of ink is high,but come on for crying out loud.