CategoryAxis values are so small to read

Issue :CategoryAxis values are very small to read
when the data provider for CategoryAxis having more values then the values for axis are very small to read. can any one help in resolving this issue.

Hi
I have lower my screen solution to 1024x768 (lowest). However it is still too small. Is there anything else i can do to solve this issue? I'm using illustrator CS6 version 16.0.3

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