Linked PDF opens too large

I have a pdf that is at 100% on my screen, yet when it is uploaded and linked to Muse it then opens closer to 200%.
How can I get it to open at 100%?
I have checked with the Acrobat forum and they instructed me how to reduce the file: (Open the document in Acrobat and use ctrl-D to get to the document properties. Select the initial view option and set the resolution desired. Then save and upload.)
I did this and it is now at 100% when I open it on my desktop, but not when uploaded. I have made sure to reserve and rename the document, but it still is 200% when linked and opened.
Thanks for your help!

Hi,
Please send us your PDF file so that I can look at if possible at
https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=qJiclooYWGGNFtWfj8g3wg#
Thank you.
Hisami

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