Setting the default zoom

We are using Form Designer 8.1.1 with Reader 8.1.1
Whenever a form is accessed via Reader it opens with a zoom level of 177% which fills the width of the screen.
The form user has to retset the zoom level to 67% in order to see a complete page.
Can the zoom level be set in Form Designer so that forms always open with a zoom level of 67%?
I have tried using this.zoom = 67; in the formready and layoutready events - but to no avail.

Paul,
Many thanks for your response.
Unfortunately I cannot get the command to work.
I tried the script in both the formready and layoutready events e.g.
===========================================
form1::ready:form - (JavaScript, client)
// Set zoom level to 67%
event.target.zoom = 67;
==========================================
When previewing the form in Designer the following message was displayed on the console:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
InvalidSetError: Set not possible, invalid or unknown.
Doc.zoom:3:XFA:form1[0]:ready
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I added 'xfa.' to the the start of the line of script to read 'xfa.event.target.zoom = 67;' - but with the same result.
To ensure that the script was correct I keyed 'event.' and a list popped up from which I was able to select 'target'.
However, when I keyed '.' after 'event.target' and the next list popped up it did not contain 'zoom'.
This would appear to reinforce what the error message was telling me - that zoom is not a valid option.
What have I missed?
Yours hopefully,
John

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