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recently when a print a multi page PDF file, the 1st page only is printing to the size of a postage stamp and backwards, but all other pages print regular size. This can't be a settings issue if the others print fine. Please help?!
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I would try to print this file from another machine to see if it behaves similarly. It is possible, perhaps, that your print settings are for 100%, and the page is actually that small, or there are elements way outside the percieved boundaries of the page, and they want to be included in the print with a fit to printer margin, along with the intending content.
Any more details you can share might help narrow it down.
My best,
Dave
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Thanks Dave, the people who send me these files can print it no problem from their PC's and its just the 1st page of any document I am sent - all the other pages print fine. So my settings are as they have always been. I am now having to screen grab the front page and paste into Word to print it.
thanks anyway.
Fi
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I have the same issue in 2024. Is there a fix or a setting to change? Printing the PDF from an application other than Adobe Reader is a workaround.
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I am also having this issue
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this worked for us:
When a PDF file is printed from Adobe Acrobat with the "Choose paper source by PDF page size" paper option enabled within the Print window, the first page printed will be a thumbnail in the upper left corner of the document that is rotated 180 degrees. Additional pages will print correctly; it is only the first page that is incorrect.
This is not an issue with the printer, drivers or software.
In the PDF document, select Print] from the File menu.
Make sure the [Choose Paper Source By PDF Page Size] option is not selected.
Click [OK].
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This works, thank you.
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This worked for me too, thanks
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