Default Viewing Size

Since upgrading from CS5 to CC images open with a default viewing size that is very small, like 3 - 5 %. Can this be changed to "Fit to View" I know that it is just a case of COmmand-0 to make it that size, but one less thing to do would be nice.
Thanks
Craig

Here's what I think is happening:
1. You didn't realize that the Application Frame is just an option, so you dragged the bottom up so that Photoshop is a very short window.
2. You later turned off the Application Frame while it was very short.
3. Under some conditions, now Photohshop still thinks it wants to open documents and make them fit in the (now hidden) short application frame.
Try this:
Re-enable the Application Frame.
Stretch the bottom of the Photoshop window down so that it (nearly) fills your screen.
Disable the Application Frame again.
-Noel

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