Auto switching from Landscape to Portrait in Tile Printing

[Nate5C35]

Okay. I'm using the latest iteration of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. I'm tryin gto print a 24X36" map I've drawn, using the Poster setting. I set it for Landscape Print, and the Preview shows all of the 'tiles' - 9 of them - laid out as Landscape. I print it, it works fine.

Then I check the 'Cut Marks' box and suddenly, each tile has flipped to Portrait, and now I have 15 tiles. And this is exactly how it prints, regardless the selection of Portrait or Landscape.

I uncheck 'Cut Marks' and it goes back to 9 Landscape-oriented tiles, which all print fine.

I want the 'Cut Marks' for assembly of the map, but not at the expense of almost twice the number of sheets of paper.

Is there a way to get 'Cut Marks' and maintain the tiles printing in Landscape orientation, or no?

[jon_2345]

OK, it's now three years later, late 2024, latest (continous release) version, and it still does this.  I guess this means it will never be fixed?

Is there some reason why we have to throw away 25% more paper with portrait mode, just to add cut marks? I thought we were supposed to care about filling the landfills with blank paper.

Why can't you just honor the user's orders? 

2. Law of Robotics:  A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law (no harm to humans).

Wouldn't it be nice if coders ever read Asimov?