Christiaan: > There is currently a system bug that has the automatic zoom level a > bit off (basically it does not take the titlebar into account). That > will is fixed for the next release. But that should not disallow > page navigation.
Ok. > > > This is called Automatically Resize, in the PDF menu (or the toolbar > > > if you have the button). It is also is indicated whether it is on or > > > off. > > > > I have that on. One PDF opened properly and is zoomed properly (so I > > can scroll to switch pages) - but I had set that up previously. So I > > opened another PDF and I had to click 'Zoom to fit' to be able to > > scroll through the pages. I suspect this will not keep working ... > > > What did not work in the other case? How could you not scroll? And > > what display mode have you set? Ok, my current status is that at some point I shrank the PDF to be small like a postage stamp. Now new PDFs are tiny too. So I make them bigger to fit my screen and under 'PDF' I 'Use Current View Settings as Default'. There is no response to this. Nothing gets checked. So I never know if it does anything or what the settings happen to be that it is recording. When I do that the next PDF is still tiny! PDF/'Automatic Resize' is checked. I am still totally confused as to what gets set, and how to set things so they do what I want. It works for awhile and then doesn't. Thanks again for your great program and your help. > > What did not work in the other case? How could you not scroll? And When zoom to fit has decided not to be zoomed to fit, then I cannot scroll page to page with my mouse rotating wheel. I have to click 'zoom to fit and then can do it. Sometimes this happens but I cannot predict when so I'm always stumbling. I think that would help to put all the page controls in one place and to show what the current status is without the window going away. Tom _______________________________________________ Skim-app-users mailing list Skim-app-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/skim-app-users
