DEFAULT BOOKMARK ZOOM

When I combine multiple files into one pdf it creates bookmarks for me automatically, but the zoom setting for each one is "fit width".
There must be a way to change the default setting or change all the zoom settings at once without having to individually select each bookmark and make the change. It is an extremely tedious process and I would appreciate some input.
thanks

Current version is 8.1.2 - updating MAY help
Acrobat Updates Here - Updates are NOT cumulative, so install in number order
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