Zoom the images in asset library thumbnail preview column in display form

Hi,
I have a requirement is:
i have an asset library with 1000 of images and on search of it in the results page, we customized to display the thumbnail preview of that image with title link which links to display form. in the search results on click of thumbnail image it will zoomin.
we need to have the same functionality on display form also. how to achieve it?
Aruna

How are you doing this?
If you delete in iPhoto and empty the iPhoto trash then all versions of the photo are gone
If you use the finder to delete photos then you trash your iPhoto library and will ahve to start over
As to faces - that is not an option so all iPhoto users have face thumbnails
And it is very strongly recommended that you simply stay out of the iPhoto library - there are NO user servicable [parts in it and going into it endangers your photos and other data
LN

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