Is it possible to view images at 50 and 25 percent in Bridge CS5?

Hi,
With Space-bar or keying Ctrl-L it is possible to view a larger (total) image. But at which size?
An additional mouse-click will reveal 100 percent (actural pixels), and you are offered to scroll to 200, 400 and 800 percent.
But what about 50 and 25 percent? Unfortunately it's not possible to go below the default view (or the screen-size view, if chosen) - as far as I can see.
As the default (total) views are often blurred (representing un-even percentages), a scroll-down option to 50 and 25 percent would be an obvious feature.
Is this possible? I would love to hear about a solution to this problem.
Br. Eigil

It's a shame that this in not possible.
To me keywords are useless if this is not possible.
The only way you can do that is using the search function and that is a really bad workflow - too slow and not flexible at all.
This is a really needed function.
Does someone know a programm that can do that?

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> it's
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