Hello Acrobat users
whenever I resize the window of acrobat, it fails to redraw the content and keep showing the document in the same "screen-pixels-position",
if i make it bigger, the "gained" part of the window display the grey background and the vertical/horizontal bars do not move to the border of the screen
if I make it smaller, the vertical/horizontal bars got lost and part of the document is not showed
The only way to walk around this issue I have found so far, is to go full screen (Ctrl + L) and return, then the window came correctly displayed. At least up to the next time i resize the window
I search for similars, and the only thingI found is :
but this refers to the case of using DisplayFusion (a multiple screen management thing) wich I do not have installed.
Therefore, what be provoquing this missbehiviour ?
Nevetheless I use only the laptop screen, or I have an external monitor conected. It fails the same
PC is a Lenovo W500 with standar drivers and windows 7
Only things I have installed that "could" conflict are Rainmetter and the soft for the Bamboo tablet. Otherwise, tipical software.
Which version of Acrobat are you using ??
I am not able to see any such problem, I have Acrobat 10.1.4 installed on my machine.
You should update your Acrobat installation to latest version and if even then problem exists, please share the PDF file with which you are facing the issue.
Thanks.
Hello
I am still having :
Version 8.0.0 23/10/2006
AGM Version 4.16.72
CoolType Version 5.3.73
Core Version 8.0
JP2K Version 44.0.219.0
ADM Version 3.10x32
I know, it is a "bit" updated, but I did try indeed 9 and I wasn't confortable with it. Aside, I lack license for newer versions, and for the usage I have for Acrobat Professonal, 8 is enough for me.
any chage to find a correction to this behaviour ?
I have try to change couple of regedit keys, you can guess the result.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\8.0\AVDisplay bUse2DGPU from 0 to 1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\8.0\Access bOverridePageLayout from 0 to 1
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