PDF goto named destination link with current zoom level

Hi,
I am created PDF file from 3b2 software with many links and bookmarks, The links with in documents are created with named destination bookmark names.
When I am click the link to navigate with in document it will goto the bookmarked location and zoom level will changed into “FIT TO WIDTH” but I am want to navigate over the document with current zoom level from the link where I am clicked.
For this process I am tried one method that is javascript action in link.
Using link properties
Action -> Add Action -> Select Action  (Run Javascript)
Script
main()
function main()
var zoom = this.zoom;
this.gotonameddest(“bk1”);
this.zoom = zoom;
By this method I am get what I am looking but I am having one problem,
First I will goto that book marked page with and after only it will fit to the current zoom level, so when I am go for previous view it will goback to "FIT TO WIDTH" zoom level, so this method failed.
And also I am unable to edit all the links in my PDF document by Manually.
So please advice me what is right way to navigate over the document with current zoom level from link where I am clicked.
Note:
The output PDF document will contain 100 number of links so I want to update all the links with my requirement by automation.
Is there is any way to handle this process by Acrobat SDK with C# , .NET
Regard
Thirusanguraja V

Thank you Very much,
If you do't mind could you give me sample PS file with,
Destinations specify a particular location in a file, and a zoom factor.
The zoom level must be current zoom level of the page where i am link click.
Sample PS syntax i am tryed:
[/Dest /bmkaff1 /Rect [2000 3062 2100 2886] /View [/XYZ 0 0 0] /LNK pdfmark
Reference I am used for this:
pdfmark Reference
© 2006 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.
Adobe® Acrobat® SDK 8.0 pdfmark Reference for Microsoft® Windows®, Mac OS®, Linux®, and UNIX®
Edition 1.0, November 2006
Chapter 3 : 3 Actions and Destinations................44

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