... pixels with fuzzy results if not allowed for"? Just to clarify, I think your 220ppi is the physical pixel density of the screen? I'm referring here instead to the virtual dpi (dots per inch) setting which Windows uses. (Nominally to scale fonts, where 1pt= 1/72nd of an inch. So a 12pt font at 96dpi would be displayed at 96 x 12/ 72= 16 dots high.) Currently Windows uses 4 pre-set virtual dpi settings (custom settings are also possible): 2_280950_420000000.png 100%= 96dpi the traditional default setting on Windows up to Windows XP. 125%= 120dpi, preferred by many users on Windows7. 150%= 144dpi, the default setting on the latest high-definition screens. 200%= 192dpi, the default on? The next version of Templot should work fine on the first 3 settings, although some things may be a different size from previously. Perhaps you could go to Control Panel> Display and report which setting you are using on Bootcamp/Windows7? Thanks ...