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How to get Jwalk client to proportionally resize the screen on high resolution monitor?

  • February 4, 2026
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SMJBRADSHAW

One user has a PC with larger monitors that run at high resolution and when they run a Jwalk client in Full Screen mode it is not proportionally scale. 

Instead you end up with a relatively small area for the IBM i interface (approx 30%) and a vary large boarder (the remaining 70%)

Is there a setting I can adjust to change this to improved the way the Jwalk client scales?

We are using Jwalk v42c9 as a locally installed client, with a copy of all the panels stored with it on a Windows 11 PC. 

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Steve B
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Best answer by Michael Dix

Please verify you have shown the Client toolbar: 

  1. Click JWalk icon on top left of Client
  2. Click “Toolbars…”
  3. Select “RTCUSTOM” and uncheck Hide
  4. You should now see the toolbar with buttons
  5. Uncheck the Toggle Panel Resizing
    1. Now, if you resize the Client window, the Client should now maximize
  6. You can also verify if the font resizing is checked.  

In the Toolbar, you can click the Help button and then search for “Resizing”

3 replies

Alexey Gladilov

Hi Steve, have you checked the “Font Mapping and Panel Resizing” section of the Jwalk client built-in help? (jw9c.chm in client’s folder)


Michael Dix
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  • February 5, 2026

Please verify you have shown the Client toolbar: 

  1. Click JWalk icon on top left of Client
  2. Click “Toolbars…”
  3. Select “RTCUSTOM” and uncheck Hide
  4. You should now see the toolbar with buttons
  5. Uncheck the Toggle Panel Resizing
    1. Now, if you resize the Client window, the Client should now maximize
  6. You can also verify if the font resizing is checked.  

In the Toolbar, you can click the Help button and then search for “Resizing”


SMJBRADSHAW
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  • February 6, 2026

Thank you Alexey and Michael,  That worked.

I truly appreciate your help

Brad
The Friendly Techie