Setting zoom

How do I set the zoom, to stay on each time a new page reloads? i know that "command +" zooms in, but how do i make it stay that way?

The Firefox Page Zoom feature does a domain by domain level of saving the users preferred zoom level settings, there is no default Page Zoom level setting in Firefox.
Try the Default FullZoom Level extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6965
Or the NoSquint extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2592/

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I have created a newsletter in indesign cs4 how can I set zooms for each article for the user

I have created a e-newsletter in Indesign. I have successfuly saved it as a SWF then as a PDF from acrobat.
The problem is that when the user zooms in the resolution is not good.
How can I let the user zoom in to read each article. Would I create buttons with zoom settings for each article. If this is the case do I do it in Indesign or Flash and can I still save it as a PDF file and it will keep the interactivity?
I would greatly appreciate any help with this issue. It is driving me mad trying to get the information I need.
Thank you

Hi Bob
Dont know what you mean by deleting my signature in the forum. Sorry its my
first time using a forum.
So just to confirm if I want a user to zoom in on an article I can't do it
in Indesign or Flash.
cheers
PAMELA
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             clearspace-143433         I have created a
             1873-767197-2-305         newsletter in indesign cs4 how can
             [email protected].         I set zooms for each article for
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You don't. There are third party solutions available for that. Sorry but I
don't have any links handy right now.
And please delete your signature...it's making a mess of the forum display
of your posts.
Bob

Set zoom and page display on open

Thought I would be able to set zoom (90%) and page display (Continuous) in Acrobat Pro Properties/Initial View before distributing my LiveCycle form, but realize now I can't.
What scripting would I use in LCD ES2 9.0 document targetted for 8.0 or later to set that?
Thanks! ~Carol

That was very helpful - lots of good info there, all in one place. Thanks for sending!
Since I don't see anything specifically to set page display to Single-Continuous and Zoom to a specific percent (90%), I assume those options are not available?
Not the end of the world if they're not, just would be nice.
Thanks! ~Carol

Setting zoom level

I am using version Adobe Reader X version 10.1 on Windows.
I set the zoom level in Preferences | Page Display | Zoom to 100%. I save it. I close the pdf I am viewing. I reopen the PDF. The PDF is shown at zoom level 72.3 %.
Why is this so hard to get right for Adobe Reader ? This problem has persisted for every version of Adobe Reader I have used since the product was created. This is not rocket science, Adobe developers. Do you think you can get this correct before the end of the earth some X billions of years down the line.
Eddie

Using Acrobat a content author can configure the Initial View of a PDF in the PDF's Document Properties.
Any such configuration determines the initial view of the PDF when opened by Adobe Reader or Acrobat.
Been that way back to Acrobat 4.x.
This permits the content author to establish a desired initial view for their product or to establish a common initial view for PDFs deployed by a business.
If the value "Default" is selected or an item is not ticked then the Adobe Reader / Acrobat Preferences settings come into play.
Be well...

4k (ProRes) playback w/ 1/2 resolution setting zooms in - CC

I got some 4k (BMPC)in for a project and it seems to integrate nicely in the timeline w/ 1920 Prores(25fps)footage(BMCC). I resize the 4k to fit the 1920 timeline(50%). I plays back OK but only in full resolution screen mode. If I go to 1/2 the 4k footage plays back at 100% screen size(very much zoomed in).?
One other thing-- in CS6 I could add a transition, and use the roll edit function to drag the transition left and right. I can't seem to do that w/ 7.2.2. I need to remove the transition, adjust w/ rolling edit, then reapply transition.
Any insights would be appreciated.
IMac 27"- 3.5Ghz i7(late 2013)
OS 10.9.2,PP CC 7.2.2, 32GB RAM
Nvidia 780M 4GBVRAM, CUDA
Cheers,
Jim

Hey Jim,
I'm having the same issue over here with the new CC 2014 update. Did you ever find a solution?
Thanks!

How can i set page zoom level using css and javascript in firefox.

i have problem to set zoom level in firefox.
document.body.style.zoom = 150%; is worked in IE and Crome but not working in firefox so pls. i want to know a alise property that are provide a same functionality to me.

Currently there is now way of retaining zoom level across pages in Single Page Mode. We have noted down your request and this might get implemented in one of our future releases. Thanks for the feedback.
- Adobe Reader Team

How to hold back zoom level setting?

Zoom level changes every time with opening page, & I want to keep already set zoom level ,as it happens in other browsers like Google Crome.How to keep zoom level always set ,at it's selected level? I tried with add on to solve this,but result was not so good.Hopefully you will help me...I enjoy FIREFOX..Thank you.

The Firefox [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Page+Zoom Page Zoom] feature does a domain by domain level of saving the users preferred zoom level settings, there is no default Page Zoom level setting in Firefox, as with some other browsers.
Try the Default FullZoom Level extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6965
Or the NoSquint extension: <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2592/

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

Setting wallpapers without zoom

Is there anyway to set a wallpaper without it automatically zooming in as it's cropping out part of the photos I want to use? I much preferred the old method of setting wallpapers and I was wondering was there anyway to revert to that method?

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

Is there a way to set a default zoom factor?

I am running firefox on a media center PC attached to a HD flat-panel TV. Due to the high spatial resolution of the display device, and the relatively large viewing distance, opening web pages with a zoom factor of 1 is inadequate. It would be great if I could set a default zoom factor to use when a new web page is opened for the first time. I used 'about:config' to set 'zoom.minPercent' and 'zoom.maxPercent' to larger values. However, these parameters apparently only take effect when the zoom factor is changed for a page, and seem to be ignored when a new page is openened. And, of course, what I really want to set is not a range of allowed values, but a default value instead.

If it is only in firefox that you have problems the ''layout.css.devPixelsPerPx ''can be changed. (That at least works in Windows systems see [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/772884#answer-126017 this thread ]; changing the interface as well as the content )
There are also addons that may help, but unfortunately possibly not Linux compatible types.
If it is all of your GUI including when you are using the machine offline then you may need to look at Linux, but I assume that is bound to have methods for changing screen appearance and resolution.

Doubleclick on zoom (1:1 zoom) not working in CC

I just ran into a really weird problem that completely messes with my workflow.
I do a lot of webdesign mockups in indesign.
doubleclick on zoom doesnt zoom to 1:1 ratio anymore, but always zooms to 100%... now I could always just set my custom percentage, but that takes forever and I'm so used to the doubleclick on the icon.
It is working in CS6 though...
any suggestions?
thanks

This is working perfectly in CS6 and WAS working in CC as well.... until today....
The double-click function was broken in CC2014. You must have just upgraded?
You'll have to use scripting to get a true 1:1.
In Applescript it's:
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS6"
set x to main monitor ppi of general preferences
set zoom percentage of active window to (72 / x) * 100
end tell
And in Javascript this should work:
var x = app.generalPreferences.mainMonitorPpi
app.activeWindow.zoomPercentage= (72 / x) * 100
You can assign key commands to scripts.

The Old Zoom, the Ctrl + Scroll, Sometimes Won't Work

Hi. The old zoom, doesn't work sometimes. Sometimes I have to reboot it to work again. The old zoom is the one you do a combo of control and swipe up or down with the Magic Mouse to zoom in or out on the entire page (what's this zoom called again?). Only the new Lion 'zoom in window works' but I prefer the old zoom although you can set zoom in window to magnify a larger area. Thank you in advance.
Gbu.

I hope someone comes along with a suggestion or fix soon as I'm having the same issues. I have to re-login every time to make anything sorta work again. The pinch jesture only works about 10% of the time on my mighty mouse. I installled Lion on my iMac and it worked for a few days began to screw up. I bought my MBA with Lion pre-installed and it worked for a few days and now I have to re-login everytine to make everyting work. UGG

Accessibility zoom unusable on multi-monitor setup

The accessibility zoom feature (ctrl-scoll when enabled) that always worked so well and fluidily in previous versions of OSX is now broken in Yosemite.
It works fine on my macbook pro retina's main display when there are no monitor connected, but on my usual dual external monitor setup the frame rate is so slow it makes is useless.
Does anyone have the same issue?

I just found a great workaround for the zoom and it works better than before.
The zoom defaults to fullscreen zoom and when you have multiple monitors it zooms all of them. Normally I don't need to zoom all just the one monitor that I'm working on.
Go to "system preferences " ,"accessibility ", set zoom style to "picture in picture" and then click "more options" and then click "adjust size and location" then you can set the zoom window to the size of a monitor. then when you zoom only the monitor you are on gets zoomed and is fast.
Works for me. Hopefully helps others as well.

Hi! Question about setting default size when opening existing PDF's.

The pdf documents i download all seem to open up at 202% size. Is there a way to set my default size (for opening and reading documents) to something smaller, so I don't have to always use the magnifying tool to shrink them? Thanks!

Under Preferences | Page Display, set Zoom to 100% or whatever you would like to open it with.

100% zoom in gpicview behaves weird

Hi!
Is it just me or you guys also have this problem after recent gpicview update?
Now that I open a large pic and set zoom to 100%, I can't drag the image with mouse and move it to see different parts. When I move the image, it resets to some other position. Weird...

I get this too. I switched back to mirage.

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