Viewing large PDF files over Ethernet

maybe it'ts not the right forum, but users handling big PDF files might have a tipp.
My PDF files are about 180 MB big and about 30 pages long, consisting highres images. The scrolling throug the document takes ages. I do have a fast Windows 2003 server connetect over 1GB ethernet to my XP workstation. When I copy the PDF file to the workstation it works fine.
Is there a trick to get some kind of caching the open filestream during scrolling?
I use Acrobat 7.1.0.
thank you
Michael

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