Description of Problem:


Steps to reproduce the problem:
                                                 
                                                 
                                                 
                
1) Open the File Manager/Nautilus by double
clicking your Home Icon.

2) From the View menu, select the Zoom Out option.
This should reduce the size of the icons in the
Nautilus window.

3) From the Edit menu, select the Preferences option.
This will open the File Management Preferences
dialog box.  Make sure the Views tab of the dialog
box has been selected. (It should be the default).
 Nautilus allows the user to select from two
viewing modes, the Icon View and List View.  This
bug is consistent in both modes.  However, you
will need to know in which mode you are running in
order to observe the error.  For the sake of this
explaination, we will assume the Icon Mode.

4) Under the Icon View Default section of the
dialog box, reduce the Default Zoom from 100% to 75%.
The icons on the desktop (i.e. Home, Start Here,
and Trash) all shrink as expected.  However the
icons in the Nautilus window actually get bigger.
 If you increase the Default Zoom from 75% to 400%
the results are the opposite.  The icons on the
desktop get huge, while the icons in the Nautilus
window get smaller.

Actual Results:
Icons sizes are incorrect.

Expected Results:
Icons should be appropriately sized

How often does this happen? 
Everytime

Additional Information:
My current environment is as follows, RH9 with the
GNOME desktop (Nautilus 2.2.1).