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Fit to Page, One Page Scroll

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
September 28, 2023
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The 2023 update seems to have removed the Fit to Page and One Page Scroll option with an easy one-click.

Is there a preference setting that can enable this? I haven't been able to figure it out.

Correct answer Carski7

Yes, the "Fit Page" button has disappeared. The function is still present under:

"View" --> "Zoom To" --> "Magnification" scroll to "Fit Page" = time-consuming Apple-like nonsense.

Absurd that with all the customization this one extremely useful button is no longer available.

When dealing with hundreds, even thousands of legal pages the "Fit Page" button was so useful.

Also, when scanning in, merging, and rotating documents it is so useful.

Either I missed it, or it was recently updated:

In the bottom right page menu (above the zoom buttons), select "Fit Height" button and also above that toggle the "Enable Scrolling" button--with it off, this combination is the same as "Fit Page".

I do find this combination useful: I can fly through 10-100 paged with Enable Scroll turned off, then when I find the pages to read I can toggle Enable Scrolling on to slowly read page to page...

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David36805606bwye

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Truly a terrible update. What were they thinking to remove this?! bye bye adobe

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JEFF357923815kcj

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That Fit to Page was the most useful button in Adobe, please add it back

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Cassie23994556yy1v

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Agreed! I desperately need this function back.

erinw47707545

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Right click on the image of the paper with the <> arrows, then as you hover over the "fit to..." and "enable scrolling" you can click on the pin. They then pin to the lower right taskbar.

Amal.

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Hi @Koren32577653vmkc

Hope you are doing well and thanks for reaching out.

Sometimes a picture is greater than a thousand words.

Let us know if you are referring to something else, we are happy to help 😊

~Amal

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Christopher5EA2

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Instead of having a four step process in a nested menu tree, retaining the old icon that could be put on the quick link access bar might be a better solution.

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trinity_1304

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Either I missed it, or it was recently updated:

In the bottom right page menu (above the zoom buttons), select "Fit Height" button and also above that toggle the "Enable Scrolling" button--with it off, this combination is the same as "Fit Page".

I do find this combination useful: I can fly through 10-100 paged with Enable Scroll turned off, then when I find the pages to read I can toggle Enable Scrolling on to slowly read page to page...

Hi! I know this is years later, but I am having a new issue regarding this. For the longest time my defult scrolling was how I liked it- one scroll would send me to the next page. However a few days ago the defult changed to the slow scroll- which I am not a fan of. I can toggle page scrolling by clicking on the page view icon and selecting "fit one full page," but it only applies to the document I have open and it is inconvenient to do every time I'm looking through a document. Which is a lot. Do you know of any way to make scrolling by page defult again? I've tried each override page display in the accessibility preferences and none of them even toggle page scrolling. It is driving me crazy.

Here's what I mean- this is the only way I have found to page scroll, and I'd rather not have to select it every time I open a document.

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