Zoom unstable Adobe Reader 8.1.2

On my Windows XP Home, I set zoom (View->Zoom) for either Page or Fit Height (which are 93.6%) However, if I skip to a place further in the document the magnification jumps to 192%. When I open View->Zoom, the previous selection (Page or Fit Height) is no longer checked. What am I doing wrong or is this a but?
This is my first experience with this forum. I hope I am using appropriate protocol. Thank you in advance for your help.
ehw

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