Hi,

Just to make sure, are you seeing the size of the Window on the screen change, or do you mean that the % size drop down menu is the part that changes?
Also, are you seeing the change happen during a single session of using Toolkit, or do you mean that it's re-setting each time that you close, and then re-open Toolkit?

If it's re-setting each time that you re-open Toolkit, that's something you can actually tinker with, if you don't mind doing a bit of digging.
There is a file, tk.ini that lives in the Toolkit6 folder (most commonly in C:\Program Files (x86)\ICLUBcentral\Toolkit6 ) which has a lot of the settings that Toolkit uses, including both the default window sizes, and the zoom levels for several of the reports.

Changing the settings in that file are definitely in the *not supported* category, so if you are inclined to tinker a bit, you should absolutely make a backup of the file first. That said, if you want to change the default settings for window size and zoom on things like the SSG, this will be the best way to do so.

Hi,

I may be getting lost in a couple of places here. Let me see if I'm following the steps.
Open Toolkit, and re-size so it takes up a portion of the screen.
Open a Stock Study, and use the drop-down percentage menu to set to something specific, other than whatever the stock opened with.
Re-size the Stock study window the so it takes up a specific portion of the Toolkit window.
Use the Select View menu to go to anther page in the stock study, such as the Quarterly trend analysis.
This step I'm unclear on. You mention "I go to another screen to change it". I'm not sure if you mean changing the data, the size of the window, or the view percentage, so I've tried all three. I made some changes to quarterly data, re-sized the physical window, and changed the view percentage.
I then went back to the Select View menu, and chose the front page of the stock study. Doing this automatically resized the physical window on screen, and changed the percentage number back to what I had set them to when I first opened the Stock Study.

If those aren't the steps you take, I'd ask you to try navigating that way.

Alternately, if I'm missing what seems like an important difference between what you're doing, and what I've described, let me know.