Converting JPG to PDF causes Fit Width problem

Hello,
I'm using Acrobat 8 Pro on Vista, Core 2 Duo, 3 GB ram, plenty of storage space, etc...
I have about two hundred JPG images (500 to 700 KB each) that I want to convert and combine into a single PDF document. I clicked on Combine Files, Add Folder, selected Larger File Size and continued from there to create the PDF. But the resulting PDF document has a problem when viewed in Reader or any other PDF viewer. The problem is, when I switch to Fit Width view, only the first 3 pages/images fit the width of the screen. All the following pages/images actually get smaller than a Fit Page view.
Does anybody know why this is happening?
Thanks.

Are you viewing the images in "Continuous" mode (you can see more than one
page in the window at a time)? The JPEG images may be of different
dimensions, and in continuous mode the page width zoom is set by the width
of the first visible page. Changing out of continuous mode will allow the
zoom to change for each page width as you scroll through the document.

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