Shortcut for Zoom to 200%

I'm not a Pixel Peeper put on my MacBook Pro the 1920 Pixels are narrow enough for my old eyes to let me want to zoom too 200% quite often (for evaluating noise and sharpening).
Is there an option to have a shortcut to zoom to 200%? The quickest way I find is "Z" and the Command-+. Can I reduce this to one shortcut?

Press command and + twice in succession, you do not need to press the z first. So one shortcut twice.
so, if you have a multi button mouse you could assign a button to command & + to quickly zoom in, you can then use z to go back to zoom to fit.

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See http://forums.adobe.com/message/4947053?tstart=0
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