Output Preview & Pages Scrolling

Hi!
When i turn on/off any ink in Output Preview, this window become active and i can't scroll document with keys "Page Up", "Page Down".
How to solve this problem?

Correct, in Acrobat 7 the focus did not change. However there have been a lot of changes to the functionality of the dialog itself, especially in Acrobat 9, it's possible something there has required this focus change. However currently we need to change the focus ourselves in order to scroll through the files in the way you describe.
There's also a bug report form if you want to report this directly to Adobe http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

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Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2011 02:07:09 -0700
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Subject: Acrobat X Pro Output Preview
    Re: Acrobat X Pro Output Preview
    created by JR_Boulay in Acrobat Macintosh - View the full discussion
In the PReflight tool there is a checkup that can automaticaly control black texts, this is less time consuming than doing it manually…;-)
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