I'm using a CRT monitor, so this isn't particularly helpful, but I had to re-build a big chunk of my set-up recently. Luckily my Poser stuff was on a seperate physical drive. Anyway, I was running at a standard 1024x768, and now I'm running at 1280x1024. Things seem sharper and more readable, even in Poser. Which seems weird, but there can be effects on the stroke-widths, when 1-pixel wide at the lower resolution is shown at 2-pixels wide at the higher. And the individual phosphor dots on a CRT monitor don't change size. I've just has a close look with a magnifier, and it looks as though the phosphor dots better fit the logical pixels, which sharpens the edges. So CRT and LCD aren't so different. But my eyes aren't yours.