Revu has multiple rendering engine options. Hardware rendering generally works best, especially if you have a dedicated graphics card.
The Wait for Completion rendering mode disables partial redrawing of the display. Instead, the screen will not update until the full page is ready to display. This will reduce the total redraw time for the PDF, especially for 4k displays.
Aggressive power saving settings sacrifice display performance in order to reduce power consumption and extend battery life. They affect both laptops and desktops.
If you’re using a laptop, this change will reduce your battery life. You may want to return to your original settings if this doesn’t improve your performance in Revu.
Install the latest version of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable. These updates will improve Revu’s rendering performance for large images and scans.
Install the latest Microsoft .NET Framework that your PC can work with. Click here to find which Windows version you’re running, and then check this page to find the latest version of .NET that your version of Windows supports.
Save your work and close all programs before starting the installation. A restart of Windows is often required when the installation completes and you should restart even if you’re not prompted to do so.
Once the .NET installation is complete, documents will open faster, and the general performance and responsiveness of the program will improve.
The .NET Framework installation will take a few minutes to complete.
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