View files at true screen size?

Hello...
I have been creating a simple web banner in Indesign. Indesign's 100% view is shown on the left. But then when I double checked the exported jpg in Photoshop, it appeared significantly smaller at 100%. I'm guessing this is the true representation of the image because when opening it in a web browser, it was the same size as the Photoshop view.
I'd prefer to create the original file in Indesign if possible because there's greater control; is there a setting or preference I'm missing somewhere to get my working file to appear at the true screen size, so I can see it accurately as I work?

ID CS6 and later changes the zoom scale so 100% now displays as actual print size. ID gets your screen resolution from the system to accurately display the print size. Double-clicking the Zoom tool in CS6 and CC gives you the 1:1 ratio. Unfortunately in CC2014 the zoom double-click no longer works.
There is a hidden preference which is only accessible via scripting so this AppleScript will set the zoom percentage to a 1:1 ratio (Photshop's 100%). Paste this text into Applescript Editor, Compile and save into your ID script's folder. You can assign the script a key command:
tell application "Adobe InDesign CC 2014"
set x to main monitor ppi of general preferences
set zoom percentage of active window to (72 / x) * 100
end tell
You can also change the behavior to pre CS6 where 100% equals 1:1. This compiled script will toggle the behavior, but I prefer the above:
http://www.zenodesign.com/forum/DisplayScale.zip

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The background: InDesign was unable to display work at true actual size until CS6 came along. (So that 1 inch on the screen rulers equals 1 inch on a physical ruler.) Unfortunately, CS6 still doesn't get it right if your display is set to something other than its native resolution. For example, if I set my 27" NEC SpectraView display to "Best for Display" in the Displays system preference panel, then viewing at "Actual Size" in Indesign CS6 achieves true actual size. But that resolution is way too high, making the features of the user interface way too small. The comfortable display resolution is "scaled" to 1920x1080, which provides a nice 2-page layout viewing area (at true actual size) plus a comfortable user interface. However, InDesign CS6 ignores this and continues to draw the "Actual Size" view based on "best for display" resolution, and that results in a greatly shrunken image. Acrobat Pro has gotten this right for several versions now, but it is apparent from this and other CS shortcomings that the different product groups at Adobe aren't very good at what Samsung does and fail to copy each other's work.
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1. Copy the text for the script and paste it into the blank window that opens when you start ExtendScript Toolkit CS6 (in Applications>Utilities>Adobe Utilities - CS6). Leave it open.
2. Go to Acrobat Pro>Preferences>Page Display and under Resolution note the number associated with "Use system setting". (On my system it is 81 pixels/inch.) I also suggest enabling that setting if it isn't, so that Acrobat also displays at true actual size.
3. Divide the number from Acrobat by 72, then multiply by 100. (This is essentially a percentage calculation of system resolution over the conversion value of 72 points/inch, which produces 112.5 in my example. I round it to 113.)
4. In the open script, change the number to what you got from the above result (113 in my example).
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6. In InDesign, go to Window>Utilities>Scripts, then right click on User and choose Reveal in Finder. Drag your script into the User folder. (I recommend option-dragging it to leave the original on your Desktop for archiving.)
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8. The scripts window is awkward at best, so the last step is to assign a keyboard shortcut to your script. I use Control-1. Go to Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts… and choose Scripts. Scroll down to the bottom, where you should see your script listed. Highlight it and enter Control-1 (or whatever you prefer) into the New Shortcut window and click Assign. Then click Save. You won't be allowed to modify the Default set, but I was fine with "Default copy".
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Anyone know what is happening?
You already answered that on your own:
There must be something in that portion of the code that is setting the properties.
All you have to do is find that part of code!
Start searching using breakpoints and step-by-step execution (aka basic debugging techniques)…
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When I try and view some photos in full-view a grey box with an exclamation mark in a grey box appears. I've managed to locate the original photo files in the correct place in my iPhotos folder on my hard drive. I can see my photos on the standard format in iPhoto and when I first imported them I could see them in full-view. I haven't modified any of them, the only thing I've done is upload them onto facebook!!
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3. *Show File*: Right- (or Control-) Click on a pic and in the resulting dialogue choose 'Show File'. A Finder window will pop open with the file already selected.
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Regards
TD

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If I may chime in and make a quick suggestion, Luis., mind
you? Por favor?
I didn't realize the content of your site is aimed for
specific adult audience. Please try to keep that in mind, for those
who are not familiar with your site, as I discovered just now and
didn't know... so be sure to make a note of it, so participants
will know right away or it might offend some of them, or not. It
somewhat offends me, but no big deal.
It would be nice if there is a simple warning or such
acknowledgement specifically intends for adult audience or
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