Simple question RE: Image Resizing in CS5

I have an action that resizes and adjusts levels in images.
I load up an image and i'll play the action.
The problem is, every time the image is resized , the window goes tiny. Like this
So each time I play the action and then want to continue editing the item, I have to drag the window back to regular size and zoom in half a dozen times. Is there a way to make the resize not make the item and the window tiny?
Thanks

The fit on screen will record in an action like so:
MTSTUNER

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