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Resolution is not inversly proportional to font size! Since you can scale your screen fonts to any size in Win95, the more pixels to form those characters, the better. I find in XGA resolution, a 150% scale suits me just fine. If your eyes are not what they used to be, scale it to 200% or whatever. ---------- > This will be a function of the user's eyes; I know that eyestrain is a > much bigger issue for me now than it was 20 years ago. My last laptop > purchase was a 12.1" 800x600 instead of 1024x768 for this reason, and > frankly I prefer the 640x480 on my 10.5" 701 for some things (though > SVGA is minimal real estate for many Windows apps). Remember that > for a given screen size, XVGA characters will be 78% the size of SVGA, > and 62.5% the size of VGA. Put another way, a character on a 12.1" > XVGA screen will be about 72% the size of the same character on a > 10.5" VGA screen, despite the bigger overall screen size of the > former. (This sounds even worse by area: the 12.1" XVGA character > will be roughly half the area of the 10.5" VGA character.)