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This property can be set by the page being viewed (to support mobile devices). I do not see this happening on my desktop IE11, though. <br />
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In any event, the zoom factor cannot be set or disabled in IE11.
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This property can be set by the page being viewed (to support mobile devices). I do not see this happening on my desktop IE11, though.

In any event, the zoom factor cannot be set or disabled in IE11.

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In IE11, you can change the options as you showed but it does not stick on my IE11. <br />
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I will have to test the registry setting when I get a chance.
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In IE11, you can change the options as you showed but it does not stick on my IE11.

I will have to test the registry setting when I get a chance.

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Tried this today and it works well. &nbsp;Thanks
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Tried this today and it works well.  Thanks

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Internet Explorer 11 has an auto zoom feature that chooses different zoom scales based on the size screen you're using. &nbsp;Is there any way to disable this feature? &nbsp;I want to set it to default to 100%, regardless of screen size.
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Internet Explorer 11 has an auto zoom feature that chooses different zoom scales based on the size screen you're using.  Is there any way to disable this feature?  I want to set it to default to 100%, regardless of screen size.

Internet Explorer 11 Auto Zoom

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