Zooming out in iTunes library?

Hi, I just downloaded the new version of iTunes and noticed that there is no longer a zoom in/out button below the search tab in the right hand corner when I have the grid section (not cover flow) on in my iTunes library. The album photos are really big, and it gets quite annoying scrolling up and down. Did they take this feature off?

I tried unsubscribing via right click and then subscribing again.
Still nothing.
Through the store if i subscrible through the main link itunes seems to accept the subscription but the icon still says ''subscribe free'' i assume it should read subscribed?
Marky

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