Dave,
I don't think it is a question of VGA resolution on my 32" TV monitor.
E.g., when I changed the font from the default nonProf Lucida to the Prop Times New Roman Bold on the Baluda Slope Values Indy everything was nicely visible. (I have TrueType as my Windows 7 default.) And all along I assumed that I would not be able to use Prop fonts, from the Indy description !
Also changing the font size to 8 did the trick... a size 9+ would be too few columns, a size 7- would overlap text.
The columns question, IMHO, is about the ability to squeeze the extra space between columns, for which I'll need to edit the code and recompile. I am not a coder but at least I can do this much, if I know where to find the code

Even when I look at the posted Indy displays, it looks to me that the column spaces are wide and can be squeezed ...
Thanks,
Athar.
spotdespot wrote:The problem is with your monitor Athar I'm afraid - not the indi's or EAs. If you are running a 32" TV with VGA input your resolution will be terrible. I doubt changes will be made to EAs or Indi's to cope with your specific setup, which is probably unique to you.
Cheers,
Dave.