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    Bob commented  · 

    Correction, I do have the + button that drops-down the +/-/% controls. This is still an unnecessary extra step. Why can't those controls be plainly in the top bar like they used to be?

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    Bob commented  · 

    @Ayush Jain
    I just downloaded it, and the problem persists. I can't get the standard zoom controls into the top toolbar no matter what I do. Neither "reset toolbars", "show all", nor re-docking the floating panel put the +/-/% zoom tools in the top toolbar.

    (And to confirm, checking for updates shows 19.008.20074 as the installed version)

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    Bob commented  · 

    @Ravi Gupta
    @Ayush Jain

    What info do you need about my computer? I'm running Windows 7 64bit.

    Yes, I have to resort to the undocked toolbar (black floating window) which I dislike using. Re-docking it does not bring those tools into the main toolbar. Resetting the toolbar does NOT bring them back.

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    Bob commented  · 

    The Zoom In (+) and Zoom Out (-) buttons, and the zoom percentage text box disappeared from my toolbar, and I can't get them back. These controls are only accessible through the menus or the undocked floating panel. Re-docking the panel doesn't bring these controls with it. Right-click "Show Select & Zoom Tools" doesn't even list them.

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