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<<Can't you just change the res. back to 640*480 or 800*600? And I'm sure you can just create a new font size, and drag it to make it global if it's too small. >> This is a common misconception, so worth addressing. Unlike a multi-scan CRT, where the resolution can be effectively changed, the pixels on an LCD screen are fixed in size and position. If you have a 768 x 1024 screen, then that determines the size and position of all pixels. There are only two ways to display a 640 x 480 image on such a screen 1. Display it small in the middle of the panel, but this obviously does not help the font problem. 2. Stretch the image by duplicating pixels. This function is available in many notebooks, but it does not work well for text. That's because unless you can actually double every pixel, you get an uneven effect from expanding some pixels and not others. As for changing the font size, read the original message, the author was talking about cases of old DOS software etc which determines its own fonts. Only newer software that goes through a logical OS layer providing font facilities will be sensitive to changing the font size.