Fullscreen mode in Adobe Reader 9 seems to have only one zoom level for the page. Is it possible to zoom in, zoom out, or fit the page width to monitor width?
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This feature is designed for reading an article in a newspaper or magazine PDF:
In PDFs, articles are optional electronic threads that the PDF author may define within that PDF. Articles lead readers through the PDF content, jumping over pages or areas of the page that are not included in the article, in the same way that you might skim through a traditional newspaper or magazine, following one specific story and ignoring the rest. When you read an article, the page view may zoom in or out so that the current part of the article fills the screen.
To disable the Hand tool from following an article path, go to the the Edit menu and choose Preferences. In the General category, uncheck "Make Hand tool read articles".
In Foxit Reader, there is a Preference Setting... (File -> Preferences )..
Adobe Reader may have similar functionality.. OR use Foxit Reader... which is a great pdf viewer.
Choose: Page Display, in the Left Pane.
Then "Check" Forbid the Change of the current Zoom factor.
This will preserve the Current Zoom when moving around with BookMarks.
Hope this helps..
Best Answer
You can use ctrl + mousewheel to zoom in and out, even in fullscreen mode.
(Note that this, and Rabarberski's solution, also work in all major browsers.)