Framemaker 10 scroll speed slows down while showing pictures

Yes, it works. Thanks.  However, the scroll speed also affect other programs in Windows 10.  It is alright for me.

I am using FM 2017, the scroll speed is still very slow. Really appreciate if this could be adjusted.

... as without a picture.

What graphic file type?

If raster, what dpi?

What import size?

Any rotation applied?

And, of course:

What Frame version?

What operating system?

32- or 64-bit?

How much RAM?

How much swap space?

Large and/or hi-res raster images, such as TIFF and JPEG, can have a performance impact during edit.

Image rotation (any format) has an impact.

You can reduce the impact by re-saving TIFFs and JPEGs as EPS, so that the UI only has to deal with the low-res preview/thumbnail. PDF also has a low-res preview, but I haven't any material experience with importing it in Frame.

I haven't found a way to improve performance with post-import rotates other than to create a rotated variant in the source image editor, and re-import without further rotation.

You can also disable graphics for the present session if you don't need to see them.

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I recall a page with a single 300 dpi 8x10 TIFF taking a half hour just to display in Frame 3.1. Computers are a bit faster now, but individual cores haven't improved much in the last decade, and the Frame GUI is probably not yet multi-threaded. So, we still need some awareness of performance impact with image imports.