As there are a lot of view settings to consider, and by themselves they are
a bit abstract, we thought it better not to clutter the prefs with a lot of
half-meaningless controls for all the separate settings. Instead you can
save the current view settings of a PDF you're viewing from the View menu,
so that it will be used for all the documents you open. See the Wiki (Tips
and Tricks) for more about this.
Christiaan
On 6/16/07, Jay Boshara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I first downloaded Skim it was because I read somewhere that it was
the only PDF app that could be set to automatically open documents zoomed in
rather than at 100%. That's the only reason I wanted to replace Preview —
because I was sick of having to zoom in every time I opened a PDF (I have an
Intel 20" iMac, so the screen is pretty big). I subsequent versions this
feature seems to have disappeared. I have futzed with the preferences, but
I cannot find a way to automatically open documents zoomed in to, say, 135%
so I can read the text without having to manually zoom in. Am I missing
something?
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