I was sent a .pdf with the text layout in landscape, but the pages show up and print in portrait. "Organize pages" will rotate the text along with the page which is not helping. Is there another way to change from portrait to landscape for the page leaving the text in its current orientation? In addition, while you can see where the text is supposed to be (hanging off the portrait), if I try to copy it on to a new .pdf document, some of the text drops out.
Hi, thanks. I've been looking around to see where to adjust page sizes and I can't seem to find where and "help" doesn't seem to be able to direct me to the right location. Ideas?
If you can convert the document to Word, you can use the orientation settings there to change it to landscape, which will carry over when you convert it to pdf. Hope this helps.
I just did this. I actually copied and pasted into Word. Changed it into portrait (I needed to switch from landscape to portrait). Select All, copy and create a new PDF from clipboard. Worked like a charm.
I had a document that I converted from Word to PDF which had long tables and needed to be printed in landscape for the pages they where enbedded in. What I found is when you goto print there is a checkbox labeled "Choose paper source by PDF page size" that modified the page layout of the pages with the tables and kept the portrait pages intact. I hope that helps...3+ years later :0)
I couldn't directly fix it. But I could cheat it. I copied the document into itself, and then cropped the bottom of the top sheet, and the top of the bottom one. And then both were oriented to landscape.
2024 and this is still an issue. I have the acrobat extension in my Chrome so that I can export out reports in pdf and it's defaulting to portrait no matter the content and does not even show the option to change the orientation prior to print/save. This is a major flaw and causes an unnecessary huge waste of time when you have 25-30 reports to pull weekly.
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