Default page size in Safari

I can't seem to find a way to keep my Safari's setting after I've properly sized the browser page after Safari loads. After I load Safari I hit "Command +" twice and that sets the size perfectly for my eyes, monitor size, and Safari window size. How can I make it stay that size? I am only 1 year or so into the Mac systems this seems so simple but I can't figure it out. And if it can't be done, I'm very disappointed. I know Apple likes to control everything but I hope they don't limit this.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Unfortunately, Safari will revert to default once you close the application.
A work around that might work for you is full screen mode.
Download and install Glims here.
http://www.machangout.com/
It's free and offers other great features as well. It's compatible with Snow Leopard and Safari 5.
Something else that may help is trying Zoom in System Preferences / Universal Access.
Carolyn

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