How to open image in actual size in lion

Hi All,
anyone can kindly tell me how to change the default view image in Actual size, i am really mad now, please! can't find it in Preference, LION!!!!
Thanks!
Amon

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As for ease of use, I really think it comes down to what you're used to and what makes you the most comfortable.
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If you are only going to print on one printer at your home or office, and you are always going to be using the same monitor and screen resolution, you can probably work out some kind of mathematical relationship between what you see on screen and what you print. However, once you start working at higher canvas resolutions in Fireworks (to display photographic content more crisply, for instance), all of that will go out of the window. The question is whether you want to do math every time you create a canvas or draw an object.
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Try this script: http://www.ps-scripts.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=61
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8. The scripts window is awkward at best, so the last step is to assign a keyboard shortcut to your script. I use Control-1. Go to Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts… and choose Scripts. Scroll down to the bottom, where you should see your script listed. Highlight it and enter Control-1 (or whatever you prefer) into the New Shortcut window and click Assign. Then click Save. You won't be allowed to modify the Default set, but I was fine with "Default copy".
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