How do I change the speed of scrolling in PDF-XChange Viewer and PDF-XChange Editor?
There are several methods available for this purpose.
Note: if you need to change the scroll speed for our "Autoscroll" feature (Ctrl+Shift+H) simply use the up and down arrow keys.
The First option is to use the product Preferences. The Page Display settings can be adjusted to increase the scrolling rate in PDF-XChange Viewer and PDF-XChange Editor:
1. Press Ctrl+K to open the Preferences menu.
2. Click Page Display in the Categories section:
3. Increase/decrease as desired.
4. Click Apply and then click OK.
The Second option is to use Windows Mouse Wheel settings:
1. Move to the Control Panel.
2. Click Mouse. The Mouse Properties dialog box will open. Click the Wheel tab:
3. Use the number boxes to increase the rate of scrolling as desired.
Please note that the up and down arrow keys can also be used to scroll through documents. Follow the steps below to adjust the rate of scrolling when this method is used:
1. Move to the Control Panel.
2. Click Keyboard. The Keyboard Properties dialog box will open. Click the Speed tab:
3. Use the Repeat Rate setting to determine the speed at which documents scoll when keys are used.
4. Click Apply and then click OK.
The left and right arrow keys can also be used to scroll documents. These keys scroll documents a page at a time.
It is also possible that the document you have opened has changed the "page view" mode from a continuous mode, to a "single page" mode. If you find that scrolling works as expected on a single page, but it snaps between pages instead of scrolling smoothly and showing page breaks, this has likely happened to you. You can change the page view mode from the bottommost toolbar in the editor, below the document itself:
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