How do I create a link to the middle of a page with Inherit Zoom?

I keep going around and around on this. I am using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and I'm trying to create an internal link in the PDF to go to the middle of the page somewhere else in the same document. I don't want to change the user's zoom level.
I can create a bookmark that does this by adding tags and having the bookmarks created from those tags (which is a ludicrious process, but at least a way). But links don't seem to attach to bookmarks or tags.
I can create a link that does exactly this by creating a document in MS Word, using styles and links to those styles and then saving it as a PDF. So I know the PDF itself can do this, I just can't figure out how to do it through Adobe.
Is there any way to create a link to a tag or to a bookmark? Setting a link to Page View always changes the zoom level, and then if I change the zoom back to Inherit Zoom the link just goes to the top of the page.
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Chris

Hrm, I feel like I'm just missing something obvious. Here are the exact steps I'm taking:
Have zoom level up high enough so you're only seeing part of a page.
Click "Add or Edit Link"
Draw a box around the text.
Link Appearance:
Link Type: Invisible Rectangle
Highlight Style: Invert
Link Action: Go to a page view
Click "Next"
Scroll down so I'm looking at the middle of the next page.
Click "Set Link".
Right-click on the link-box and click "Properties..."
Click "Actions" tab and then "Edit" and change the Zoom to "Inherit Zoom". "OK" back to the page.
Change zoom level, use the hand icon and click on the link.
I'm taken to the top of the correct page and my zoom level doesn't change. I am not taken to the middle of that page, though.
Do you experience different behaviour?

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