Hi Janice,

I believe this is large fonts. But I do not believe we have enough information to really tell you what to do for sure. If you could do the following, it may help us better answer your question:

1 Take a screenshot of an area where things overlap

**EXTRA NOTE**Make sure that you don't capture any personally identifiable information**

Here is how you can do that:

- Open Quicken Medical Expense Manager (MEM)

- Get to a place where you can see the problem

- On your keyboard, press ALT + PRNT SCRN

The "Print Screen" button is located on the very top row, usually the third key from the right on a standard desktop keyboard

- Click Start > Programs > Accessories > Paint

- On the keyboard, press CTRL + V

- Click File > Save

- Name the file

- At the bottom, for "File Type," select JPEG.JPG

- Save it in a place you can find again, such as the Desktop or My Documents

- Click Save

Next, you can post the image here, so we can see exactly what you mean:

- Click Reply on my post

- When the page opens, click the button that says, "Attach Files"

- Click Browse, and locate the screen shot you just made

- Click "Attach Files" at the bottom when you are done

- Wait patiently while we diagnose your problem
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Hi Jan-,

Is it possible your screen is on 1280 by 1024 resolution?

(To check, right-click on the desktop, then choose Properties and then Settings.)

It may be necessary to reduce the resolution to 1024x768.

And I congratulate you on your eyesight! ;-)

Regards,

Bruce

P.S. Another possibility is resolution combined with large or extra-large fonts, which you can check via right-clicking on the desktop, then clicking on Properties and then *Appearance*.