Hi Thomas, many screens will resize the signal you send them to full screen, probably with black bars either on top and bottom or left and right to match aspect ratio.
This will usually give you large pixels or a fuzzy, blurred experience, so it has downsides nevertheless. So it is not common to get a physically small image from low resolutions. Some laptops did that, but they typically had a hotkey to enable scaling, something done by hardware and/or BIOS? Anyway, I would suggest that you either use MODE to activate one of the more classic modes, or some VESA based utility to activate any of the modes offered by the VESA VGA BIOS. This, however, will give you more characters on screen, but not larger ones! If your screen does scaling, the characters will actually be smaller if you have more of them. So you could rephrase your question: Is there a DOS text editor which uses high resolution VESA modes and high resolution character fonts, for large and sharp character outlines? I think Blocek uses graphical fonts, but I am not sure which font sizes it includes. Editors with vector based fonts could scale dynamically based on screen resolution. Regards, Eric _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
