How to stop 'jumpy' scrolling in Adobe Reader

It's become so bad that I can't even read the text on PDFs because it is so distracting. Other than that I like Adobe Reader and do not want to go back to viewing PDFs in Preview.

asked Oct 07 '11 at 17:35

hansring
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edited Oct 07 '11 at 19:35

Tim Fontana
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I don't actually get what you mean by "jumpy" scrolling. but if you mean jump to the next page, just make sure you press that button, for a continuous reading. :)

*Cheers

answered Oct 07 '11 at 22:34

xedric14
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Actually that wasn't what I meant. I already have "single page continuous" scrolling turned on. I'm talking about the "jumpy" scrolling that looks frigidity when you try and scroll down a document. Almost as if the frame rate is too low.

(Oct 07 '11 at 22:55) hansring

@.@ what's your system? I fresh installed adobe reader X, and there's none of that problem. maybe a printscreen will describe it? my friends on a lower-end system use adobe reader too, and there's no problem with it. maybe you should adjust your scrolling settings in the mouse options?

(Oct 08 '11 at 00:09) xedric14

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