No full-page zoom feature

Today I downloaded Safari 4. Supposedly, I should be seeing an icon for "full page zoom" - but don't.
Why would I be missing this ?

That's not possible in windows. However, I've tried to edit com.apple.Safari.plist by hand but can not get it wo function properly. If you look in your com.apple.Safari file does it say:
<key>WebKitDebugFullPageZoomPreferenceKey</key>
<integer>1</integer>
or
<key>WebKitDebugFullPageZoomPreferenceKey</key>
</true>
Also, where is it in the file? In the beginning of the webkit declarations or in the end?

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