How to smooth scroll with Acrobat DC

Awesome! I had the same question and this solution worked. Thanks so much!

fit-to-width scrolling fixed it for me. then, reduced the size to what I prefer. 

If you have the updated Adobe (the one that doesn't have the tool bar at the top) you can go to Menu in the upper left-hand of the window, go to view then Find "Page display" and select "enable scrolling." Hope this helps. 

 The only way I have been able to get smooth scrolling to work is to:

1. Click "View," "Page Display," "Enable Scrolling."

2. Click "Edit," "Preferences," "Documents," then Place a ✔️ within the box next to "Restore last view settings when reopening documents" and click "OK."

3. Click "View," and "Read Mode." You will be able to smooth scroll your document.

4. Press "ESC" on your keyboard to exit "Read Mode."

5. Click on the drop-down arrow beside % to change the zoom level. I recommend setting the zoom to 75%; however, find what works for you the best.

6. You can now smooth scroll within Adobe without being in "Red Mode."

Let me know if this works for you. 

I saw 2 solutions here:

1. 

MAC

ADOBE ACROBAT > Preferences > Accessibility > Always use Page Layout Style > Single Page Continuous

2. Set it to "Fit to Width Scrolling" on the toolbar icon to the right of the zoom % dropdown, then pick a page size in the zoom % drpdown that you prefer. It will glide right down without breaking from page to page. 

Neither worked and neither had any effect.

I'm using a brand new MacBook Pro (11.6 Big Sur) and ADOBE Acrobat Pro DC.

Help!!!

Jonathan

On my macbook pro, I find that I can get the desired effect with the trackpad, but when scrolling with a bluetooth mouse, ENABLE SCROLLING seems not to work. I tried slowing down the mouse scroll settings, but that did not help.

Finally they made smooth scroll as a default option.

The jumping pages were hurting my eyes and it was very confusing. Before I could not undestand am I on the same page or it is another page one. So I was preffering the browser as a pdf viewer before.

Now I like the Adobe Reader DC again.

Some may not have the 'Enable Scrolling' icon showing on their toolbar.  If you do not see the  'Enable Scrolling' icon on your toolbar, right-click on the toolbar and you will see the following menu.  Select 'Show Page Display Tools' and click 'Enable Scrolling.'  This will turn on the feature and place the icon in your toolbar.  To turn it off, follow the same steps.

Best solution.

Next to the zoom buttons, click on the Hand icon.

Fullscreen: 

From here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12445/windows-keyboard-shortcuts

When Windows snapped to half the screen (Win+Arrow key):

View File in Read Mode