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Hi
We have a Microsoft RDS server installed with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (2020.012.20041) and we are seeing a very strange issue. Our users process the information from PDFs full of image scans and input that information into another system. When trying to scroll through the PDF it is incredibly slow and pretty much unworkable.
There is no issue with PDFs containing only text and I have tried disabling Protected Mode which makes no difference. I also tried setting 3D mode to software and setting the rendering to None with 'Smooth line art' and 'Smooth images' disabled. Nothing seems to make any difference.
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Hi Mark,
Thank you for reaching out and sorry about the trouble.
As per your description, the scrolling of the PDF with images are very slow on remote desktop. Could you please let us know if the issue occurs with PDFs that are created from the same source? Or with any PDF with images in it?
Would you mind sharing any sample PDF with us so we can try checking it on our end?
Please collect the logs using the Process Monitor tool (https://labs.adobe.com/downloads/acrobatmonitor.html) and share them with us.
Let us know if you need any help or have any questions.
Thanks,
Meenakshi
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This is happening with multiple PDFs from various sources however as I said they are all of a similar nature. Very heavy on scanned images. Unfortunately due to the nature of the files I am unable to provide one for you to test with. Can you tell me how to upload the logs?
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Mark
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Hi,
Thanks for response.
You can refer to https://labs.adobe.com/downloads/acrobatmonitor.html
Also can you try after disabling "Use page cache" ?
You can disable it by following the steps:
From the menu, select Edit ~ Preferences. The Preferences dialog box displays.
In the Categories field, select the Page Display option.
From the Rendering section, uncheck the Use page cache option.
Thanks,
Sweta Karn
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Hi
Unless I am missing something on that page there is nothing about where to upload the files to. I have collected all of the logs as specified there.
I have disabled the Use page cache option however that makes no difference.
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Hi,
You can upload the files on any Cloud Storage and Share the link with us.
Thanks,
Sweta Karn
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Hi
Is there any update on this please? It is causing a lack of productivity with our users.
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Hi Mark,
Provided logs are shared with our engineering team and they are looking into this issue.
We were unable to reproduce this issue at our end.
We will keep you updated.
Thanks,
Sweta Karn