I run in the High Contrast display mode. I went to run the Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyzer for 2007 and found that I could not read most of the text. This doesn't seem right to me. Any ideas? (other than changing display views as they are there for a reason.)

Are you against those with difficulty seeing, Microsoft?

There is no specific reason, Check your monitor manual and graphic card support document to get to know about the highest resolution supported by your monitor. Arun Kumar | MCSE - 2K3 + Messaging | ITIL-F V3

This isn't an issue of monitor resolution. It is an issue with writing code. High Contrast is a theme/mode used by many with sight problems to make computing easy/possible. Everything is displayed white on black. The Microsoft Exchange Best Practices Analyzer for 2007 has a lot of non-selectable areas where the background is locked as white and uses the system color for the font. This means all that text is now white on white, thus unreadable.

I havent heard about this issue before. Does it look better if you export the report to HTML format?

it isn't a report per say, it is a console used to display exchange information. the report is displayed in the console.