1440 x 852 resolution

i have a mbpro 15,4 high resolution. I've 49 and my eyesight is not like a young. I can't work all day long with the 1680 x 1050 resolution so i use 1440 x 852 ( why not 1440 x 900) but the desktop doesn't occupy all the screen; there are two black spaces at the top and at the bottom of the screen. Can i enlarge the screen ? Can i enlarge the fonts with the 1680 x 1050 resolution
Thanks

I have SwitchResX not registered. (starting from 1680 x 1050) I have created a 1440 x 900 res in "Custom Resolutions" menu by clicking on "+" on the left-bottom corner.
After this i've choosen 1440 x 900 res from the "Display Resolutions" Menu
If you clik on the "eye" you can see this
In this way i have eliminated the black raws on the top and on the ground of the screen.
Besides this i use Mozilla Firefox because it remember the "cmd +" command for the pages that i see frequently; so if i close Firefox and than i re-open it, it will display the same page with te size increased.
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