It is possible to enlarge the font used (note that it is a 5 column font so not as nice as it could be)
Updated to show the complete character set - note that I've changed the magnification level so that one character fills the display (nearly - change mulX to 13 in the call to BigChar to fill the display) - you could always use two next to each other! - as the component stores the font rotated 90 degrees from what I had before...
Note also that in the small snippet of C used
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for (FCL_J = 0; FCL_J < 5; FCL_J++) {
FCL_T[FCL_J] = FCD_0ba71_Base_GLCD__ReadASCIILUT(FCL_C -32 , FCL_J);
}
the name of the ReadAsciiLUT function may change. Things do get a bit unpleasant when mixing in C

(I also keep the '-32' even though it means having to add it to the loop variable - means it would be easier to use in other code, rather than just a demonstration)
I don't think it looks as good as the LED matrices

- I did use an 8 bit font instead of a 5 bit and it would probably be enough for if you just had the 10 digits data (so 80 bytes)..
It's a pity there isn't an easy way to incorporate Arduino libraries into FlowCode (though in my opinion my attempts for the MAX7219 and Fingerprint scanner have been rather neater than the C equivalents

- probably because Flowcode lets you visualise the code so well). The Arduino community is MUCH larger and there is a much wider range of hardware support than would be humanly possible for MatrixTSL to provide - there has been some effort to start a FlowCode community based set of components - but it is early days. If the process was a little easier (and the documentation a little better) - then hopefully the situation may improve...
Note that I have no affiliation with MatrixTSL (other than being a customer - but, hey, if you guys want to commission some libraries????)
Martin