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zoom either too small or too large ?

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Apr 17, 2018 Apr 17, 2018

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I've only got the option to set the interace zoom to either 100% or 200%..

not sure if it has something to do with my 4k monitor, but the 200% is way to large but the 100% is way too small... the text is so tiny that I can barely read it.

Is there any way to get this just about right ?

Other Adobe Programs are working fine...

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Community Expert , Apr 17, 2018 Apr 17, 2018

If you edit in floating windows. Make Sure you have set  Zoom resize window in you Photoshop preferences  then do a Ctrl+0 or Ctrl+1 then follow with a Ctrl++.   The first Ctrl+0 or Ctrl+1 should resize the window to fit the display,

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Apr 17, 2018 Apr 17, 2018

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There are also shortcuts for zoom in and zoom out.  So it quite easy to create an action to zoom 100% and then zoom in or zoom out some set a shortcut fot the action like Shift+F1 .   How much the zoom percentage change will be  depend on the document size. There is also view fit on display and view actual pixels the you can use in action.  Shortcuts Ctrl++  zoom in,  Ctrl+- zoom out,  Ctrl+0 zoom fit on screen,  Ctrl+1 view actual pixels 100%.

Record something like Ctrl+1   Ctrl+- Zoom to actual pixels and zoom out some or Ctrl++ to zoom in more.    Try the manually first see how different size document zoom.

Note if you edit in Floatinf windows the window size may change it dpepends on how you set your Photoshop Preference. Zoominf with you mouse whel will not change window size though.

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thanks. I checked the zoom resizes windows option, but still when I press ctrl++ only the canvas zooms in...

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If you edit in floating windows. Make Sure you have set  Zoom resize window in you Photoshop preferences  then do a Ctrl+0 or Ctrl+1 then follow with a Ctrl++.   The first Ctrl+0 or Ctrl+1 should resize the window to fit the display,

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