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New, higher-resolution displays present sharper images, but this may create problems with things like icons and text, making them too small to decipher. Liquid View 2.0 ($39.95 direct) lets you scale text, menus, and other elements to more easily discernable levels without reducing the overall resolution. Much more useful than Windows' Large Fonts option, Liquid View provides 11 levels of scalability.
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