Acrobat9でアウトラインPDFの表示

大日本スクリーン社のTrueFlowで生成されたアウトラインPDFをAcrobat9で開くと、スクロールバーを使用してスクロールするとアプリケーションが落ちます。（マウスのスクロールボールを利用した場合は正常にスクロールします。）
この現象はMac、Winを問わずまたReder9でも起きています。
同じような現象が起きている方はいらっしゃいませんか？

> スクロールバーを使用してスクロールするとアプリケーションが落ちます
スクロールバーで思い出しましたが、Acrobat 9（Adobe Reader 9）ではスクロールバー上でクリックしたままドラッグすると該当ページのポップアップが出ます。ナビゲーションパネルのページにでるような縮小イメージです。
どうやらVer.8あたりからある機能のようです。Ver7.1.0では「該当ページ/総ページ数」だけですね。
Acrobat 9 Standard * 文書のページ送り
http://help.adobe.com/ja_JP/Acrobat/9.0/Standard/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7fcd. w.html
特定のページへの移動
「単一ページ」または「見開きページ」表示ビューで、垂直スクロールバーをドラッグしてページを小さいポップアップとして表示します。
『「単一ページ」または「見開きページ」表示』が条件なので、連続ページ表示モードではこの機能は出ないようです。
いまのPDF作成では基本的にページタブ用の縮小イメージは埋め込まず、表示の際に作るようになっているはずですね。
今回のは特に印刷入稿用PDFのようなので、ますます縮小イメージは埋め込まれていないように思えますが？

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hi thanks Bernd, 2 questions:
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We are having problems specifically with a PC with viewing PDF files in IE 7.0. Now when viewing PDF files
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0058: 32 32 31 63 0d 0a         221c..
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Date:                     6/3/2009
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PDDocSaveWithParams does not change PDF version from 1.8 (Acrobat 9, Acrobat X) to 1.4

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Remember that as of PDF 1.4, the version number in the PDF header can be overridden via a /Version key in the /Catalog dictionary. In addition, the presence of an /Extension dictionary (ISO 32000-1) will also override the header version.
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Based on both of the above, neither of your "bugs" are bugs.
Acrobat 9 (and I assume X as well) are reporting correctly. If you have a PDF that you believe IS being reported incorrectly, please post!
If the Extensions dict is present, the Save command will NOT override it since it takes precedence.

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Here are my conditions:
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Abobe Acrobat9 Pro version 9.4.2
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When I print a simple text file under Notepad to Adobe PDF (listed under Devices and Printers), a PDF file is generated but it does not open the newly generated file as it ought to.
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Bill was suggesting an alternative approach, making this the default setting in distiller. This is a preference settings in Distiller. I don't have Acrobat 9 on my Windows machine, but this is what is looks like on the Mac:
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PDF/X-1a:2001出力データが重くなった

Mac OSX ver10.6.8でinDesign CC ver.9.2を使っています。
制作物の第2版を作ってPDF/X-1a:2001出力したところ、今年6月に入稿した初版のデータサイズの2倍強のデータとなってしまいました。変更点はテキストのみです。
おかしいと思い、初版のデータをPDF/X-1a:2001で出力し直してみたら、やはりデータサイズが大きくなっています。
どうしてでしょう。
その期間にやったことといえば、Acrobat11proを体験版でインストールしてみたことぐらいです。現在はアンインストールし、Acrobat9 proを使用しています。

ありがとうございます。
PDF/X-1a:2001へは書き出しプリセットを使用し、書き出しています。
Acrobat Ⅺが原因かどうかはまったくわかりませんが、それぐらいしか変わったことはしていないので一応書いておきました。
PDFの最適化を行ってみました。
画像をダウンサンプルさせないで最適化をしたところ、サイズは変わりませんでした。
そこで「容量の調査」をみると、6月時点でのPDFデータは画像が40.2Mバイト（96.56%）、今回が73.4Mバイト（97.8%）でした。
PDF化において、同じプリセットを使っているにも関わらず、画像の容量が明らかに大きくなっていました。
もとのInDesignのデータのサイズは、前回および今回ともに13.5Mバイト、リンクしている画像のサイズは一緒です。
念のため、画像のダウンサンプル（バイキュービック法）で
カラー画像を350ppiを超える場合に350ppiに
グレースケール画像を350ppiを超える場合に350ppiに
白黒画像わ600ppiを超える場合に600ppiに
するよう指定して最適化してみましたが、データサイズは2Mしか変わりませんでした。

As soon as I try to open PDF a "licensing problem" screen appears...

I have reinstalled reader software but get the same message.

Hey -
Thanks for taking the trouble to respond - appreciated. I did post the details you requested and sent you IM about that. Anyway, the problem
appears to have fixed itself as soon as I opened Acrobat9 Pro it
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Subject: As soon as I try to open PDF a "licensing problem" screen appears...
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