Combined PDF's and created links to original PDF's

Combined multiple PDF's from several individuals into on E-book. I also create a table of contents with links to original PDF's within the combined document. Problem is that each link opens in a different magnification. Page 1 is 100%, 1st link 93%, 5 link 56%, etc. Is it possible to have all pages open with the same magnification? (i.e. all open @ 100%).
Thanks in advance.

If the combined PDFs are within a single PDF file —
Use the Link Action "Go to a page view".
As the Create Go to View dialog states:
"Use the scrollbars, mouse, and zoom tools to select the target view..."
During this activity you can establish the desired zoom (page magnification of 100%).
Once the activity is complete, click the Set Link button.
Be well...

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