Still, although variable, the numbers tend to be close to what I list, as are the patterns in which they occur. That’s mostly to give you an idea of what I’m seeing rather than to be perfectly accurate. Stating that things are slow doesn’t quite cut it, so I provided some numbers below. This morning, after having shut down/restarted, things seemed a bit better, but were still far from satisfying.
#PDFPENPRO SLOW MAC OS X#
*) iMac Retina late 2014, 4GHz i7, 16GB RAM, AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4GB, 3GB Fusion drive, Mac OS X 10.10.5, Safari 8.0.8, Preview 8.0, Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2.147029 In other words: can I improve things? Any and all comments are welcome. I wonder whether this is due to a property of the file (my guess), or to an (configuration?) issue with my Mac. Scrolling and/or enlarging once again triggers a prolonged SPOD show in either app, but at least I can eventually view the contents. Both Safari and Preview open it, albeit slowly too. But when I try to enlarge it or scroll down, it vanishes again with a SPOD interlude. It then displays the entire width of the document in the Reader window at a magnification that renders it unreadable. Trying to load one initially crashed Adobe Reader, and it won’t display (= blank Reader window) on subsequent attempts, until I select Select All. They load rather slowly and SPOD profusely when scrolling. These reports are relatively small (~1.7MB) spreadsheet-based PDF files of a kind that I rarely encounter. While trying to peruse an antivirus utility coverage report from Security Spread, I was struck by the problems that caused in both Safari and Adobe Reader/Preview *.
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