Zooming issue

Any help would be most grateful to this problem,at odd times when using my mouse for no reason the sreen zooms out and the only way I can get it back to normal is by re-booting,there are no arows int he top r.corner when the zoom comes on and no close /shrink or expand buttons,the only thing that shows when it is in this zoom condition is the safari bar .
Thanks Ray
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