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16 Février 2021
Solved: I'm working on a newsletter in Acrobat that is 8.5x11, and I need to change the page size to 8.5x14 to fit all of the content and print the larger - 6943649. Adobe Reader XI 11.0.0.4 file size: 36.11 MB Adobe Reader is a free download that allows you to view, navigate, search, digitally sign, verify, collaborate and print PDF files.
Printing from Adobe Reader shrinks the page 'to fit'(by default). Unfortunately, its calculation doesn't considerthe existing margins of the document, so that it shrinks what itbelieves is your whole page onto what it believes is its output page.The effect typically looks as if your margins have expanded.
Solve this problem by adjusting the Readers default in theprint dialogue; unfortunately, this dialogue varies from one versionto the next:
Reader version 7:
Page Scaling (default: 'Fit to printer margins') — change to 'None', and
Scale (default 95% of Normal size) — change to '100%'
Adobe Reader 6:
in the print dialogue, on the 'copies & pages' pane, you'll find apopup menu/drop-down list titled 'Page Scaling' — change to 'None'.
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In the print dialog, make sure the 'Shrink oversized pages to fit' checkbox is unchecked. It may also be useful to uncheck the 'Expand small pages to fit paper size' checkbox as well.
FAQ ID: Q-acroantics
Tags: layout Acrobat reader d.
