How do I change the %age view SETTING when opening files ?

[NFGLTD]

When opening files/pages in Publisher 3000, how do I reset the settings
(%ages on toolbar) so the pages open in the 100%, 150% or 200% as required ?

The pages appear to open always in the 50% or 65% mode and I wish to
automatically open in the 100% mode.

Thanks.

 

[Ed Bennett]

When opening files/pages in Publisher 3000, how do I reset the
settings (%ages on toolbar) so the pages open in the 100%, 150% or
200% as required ?

The pages appear to open always in the 50% or 65% mode and I wish to
automatically open in the 100% mode.

Have you tried the Default Zoom add-in from
http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publisher/add-ins ?

 

[Mary Sauer]

Scroll down to

Default Zoom Add-in v1.0

http://ed.mvps.org/Static.aspx?=Publisher/add-ins

 

[PatJennings]

I was just about to post a meesage similar to this request.

My request is that when in an open publication, I would like to be able to
zoom in and out using keyboard keys. Are there any already set to do this?
If not, what would it take to have it done?

 

[Mary Sauer]

You can assign a keyboard shortcut. Open help, type zoom, the sixth item.

Zoom to full page view. CTRL+SHIFT+L

To switch between the current view and the actual size, press F9

If you have a mouse with five buttons, you can zoom in on a particular area of
the page. Point to a corner of the area you want to zoom in on, and then hold
down the fifth mouse button while dragging diagonally until the rectangle
surrounds the area. To return to the previous zoom level, click the fifth mouse
button again.

 

[PatJennings]

Thank you very much. Outstanding help.

You can assign a keyboard shortcut. Open help, type zoom, the sixth item.

Zoom to full page view. CTRL+SHIFT+L

To switch between the current view and the actual size, press F9

If you have a mouse with five buttons, you can zoom in on a particular
area of the page. Point to a corner of the area you want to zoom in on,
and then hold down the fifth mouse button while dragging diagonally until
the rectangle surrounds the area. To return to the previous zoom level,
click the fifth mouse button again.


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[Mary Sauer]

You are very welcome, thanks for posting back it is appreciated.