Symptoms: In any given zoom level, when viewing a page of a multiple page document that has rendered height that is not integer multiple of GSView's window height, GSView doesn't offer continuous page view. The symptom gets worse the more pages the document has. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ghostscript version (or include output from "gs -h"): 8.53 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Where you got Ghostscript: Ghostscript.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hardware system you are using (including printer model if the problem involves printing): Memory: 320MB CPU: Intel Pentium II 400 Sound: ESS Solo-1 Video: Neomagic MagicMedia 256AV ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Operating system you are using: Windows 98SE ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Suggested fix, if any: It may seem like a GSView problem, but given current GSView stores the entire canvas of a rendered page rather than just visible portion of it, it will require GSView to store multiple rendered pages. If so, then changing zoom level when viewing a page will render the read-ahead pages useless. As a result, it is unlikely that this bug will be fixed until Ghostscript display driver gets a serious overhaul. Details of this see the Suggested fix section of bug 688616. In any case, this is a problem that requires developers from Ghostscript and GSView to resolve. This bug is a symptom of the much bigger problem, and it will only get bigger until the underneath issue is resolved.
IMHO, continuous page view isn't very important. If the display device worked from 'saved pages' in clist form, then when scrolling, it (maybe) could show a scroll that includes multiple pages. This seems like a low priority.
Can't fix without a major rewrite of GSview.