Single Page Continuous Setting

How do you save this as a permanent setting so that you can scroll quickly as opposed to the slow scrolling which appears to be the default setting? I am using Acrobay Pro 9.5.5.
Every time I select it under View - Page Display it resets when I open a new pdf.

I don't have an Open Options tab, only Initial View under File > Properties. Page Layout under Initial View is set to default, which to me says that it should use my default setting under Preferences > Page Display > Page Layout. It does not however Even when I select Single Page Continuous under Page Layout > File > Initial View, it still doesn't work. Same thing for the Risk Compliance file that you posted. It scrolls quickly in the browswer but when I download the file it does not scroll quickly. Page Layout > File > Initial View in the downloaded Risk Compliance doc is set to Default and the only way to get it to scroll quickly once downloaded is to manually change to Single Page Continuous under View > Page Display. Any ideas?

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Hi Jabiru18,
Please check with another forum thread discussing the same issue:
Single Page Continuous Setting
Let me know if that helps.
You might also check for updates from the Help menu to run the latest patch of Acrobat 9 i.e. 9.5.5
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Anubha

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(Boy have I had a hard time responding to the reply!)
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Preview full screen defaulting single page view

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