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That depends on the way they set up their PDF reader. In Acrobat Reader you can choose if you want to jump page by page or line by line. I believe the default is three lines per scroll event. Acrobat Reader X for some reason defaults to page scrolling.
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That depends on the way they set up their PDF reader. In Acrobat Reader you can choose if you want to jump page by page or line by line. I believe the default is three lines per scroll event. Acrobat Reader X for some reason defaults to page scrolling.

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but where do you choose this? &nbsp;I have seen 'single page' somewhere in all my mind-boggling searches but it still did not work - the only way it works is if the pages are landscape.
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but where do you choose this?  I have seen 'single page' somewhere in all my mind-boggling searches but it still did not work - the only way it works is if the pages are landscape.

Software-Updates---Windows-Vista.pdf

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The KEY here is FITTING the page in the window and setting to SINGLE PAGE viewing. &nbsp;thank you so much!!!
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The KEY here is FITTING the page in the window and setting to SINGLE PAGE viewing.  thank you so much!!!

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My pleasure - call again <b>;-)</b>
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I have a Word 2010 document converted to pdf (portrait view). &nbsp;I want to be able to allow users to use their mouse wheel to scroll one page at a time or when they click the up/down arrow on the scrollbar it goes from one page to the next - not line by line or a few lines... &nbsp;viewing one page at a time
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I have a Word 2010 document converted to pdf (portrait view).  I want to be able to allow users to use their mouse wheel to scroll one page at a time or when they click the up/down arrow on the scrollbar it goes from one page to the next - not line by line or a few lines...  viewing one page at a time

One Page at a Time Scrolling in pdf

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