Displayed chart headings are overwriting value ranges shown at left of each chart

[hypopneac]

Thanks, Sleeprider.  I guess you found the first attempt to post my graphs; sorry it was useless and that you had to intercede.  I will try posting an iPhone photo of the computer screen shortly.

[Crimson Nape]

You can not paste images.  You must be in the full edit mode (Reply button) and not use the quick reply.  My signature has a link on attaching an image to a post.
- Red

[hypopneac]

   
   

OK, so let me just try it this way.  I took a photo of the screen and will try to attach that.

Also here is an attempt to post it using the full edit mode, as Red suggested.

Thanks all for your patience.

[LoudSnorer]

Oh by the way. Your "plain old Lenovo laptop" is probable a thnkPad with both UHD and HDR (High Dynamic Range) .
3840 x 2160 is UHD or 4K.

There are still more things to try.
It seems that the laptop is having problems using OSCAR preferences -> Appearance.

High Resolution mode can be turned on or off from a parameter to OSCAR.

First try turning high resolution on by starting OSCAR using the command "OSCAR.exe --hires"

if that fails then set the "default" graph height in preferences -> Appearance to some larger value . example: change 180 to 300.

[hypopneac]

Loudsnorer,

First, the laptop is actually a "Ideapad Flex 5," for what that's worth.

I opened a "cmd" prompt and entered what you wrote.  It doesn't work.  Then I tried simply oscar.exe and that didn't work either.

I changed graphics height from 180 to 300.  It does make them taller, too tall in fact but I set it now at 220 which is better than 180.  However, that does nothing to move the graph names that are vertical at the left side of each graph, over further to the left where they're supposed to be.  So I left them in a small size with the condensed font to minimize the overwriting of the graph range numbers.

Thanks for the suggestions, but no cigar yet. 

[LoudSnorer]

there is some else to try. see OSCAR's wiki

Wiki - OSCAR graphics problems.