Acrobat Reader DC sets a margin of 25mm when I print multiple pages. How can I alter this?

How to adjust the margins when creating a .pdf file

This procedure was used when converting an Excel table into a PDF file. I believe it would work equally well in a Word document.

There are several steps but these are quite simple. First open the file from which you want to create a .pdf. Then highlight the area of the file that you want to include in the .pdf and right click/Copy.

Then go through the following steps by clicking on the various headings :-

File

Print

Expand ‘”Print Active Sheets” and select “Print Selection”

Set required orientation (Portrait or Landscape)

Expand the last box at the bottom of the section under “Settings”.

Select “Fit all columns on one page”

Click on Page Setup at the bottom of the section.

In the Page Setup that appears, click on “Margins”. Set the margins and then press OK.

Go to left hand side of window and select “Save as Adobe PDF”

Click on “Selection” under Conversion Range and then “Convert to PDF” at the bottom of the window.

Say “Yes” to the statement that “AcrobatPDFMaker needs to save the file”

Give the file a name and save to whatever folder you chose.

Bingo – you have a .pdf

If your selection doesn’t quite fit, try adjusting the margins in Excel again and/or, you can try “Fit all rows on one page”

Hope this works for you

DG

Hi Tim,

Following links might help with this issue  :

• How to change Margins in PDF?
• Cannot adjust margins in Acrobat Reader X

Regards,
Rahul