Changing the default Print Scale (from 70% to 100%) in Acrobat Pro DC for Mac

[RwT-nUce03]

I'm trying to change the default Print Scale (from 70% to 100%) in Acrobat Pro DC for Mac (2015 release on OS X El Capitan) but cannot work out where to do this.  Any help would be much appreciated.

[Test Screen Name]

‌Acrobat doesn't have a print scale percentage. Just the fit to page option.

[RwT-nUce03]

Thanks,  but in the Print popup box just above the document preview box you can see "Scale: x%" and to change this you need to open Page Setup to then change the % from it's default.  It's that default that I'm trying to change but have no idea where to find.

[Test Screen Name]

‌What are your PDF page size, paper size, and page scaling options. There is I fixed default, it is calculated.

[Test Screen Name]

‌sorry NO fixed default

[RwT-nUce03]

doesn't seem to matter what combination of page size, paper size, and page scaling options I choose it always comes up at 70% but no worries,  thanks for your help all the same.  Cheers,

[Test Screen Name]

If it always comes up as showing 70% something seems wrong. Maybe Acrobat is showing the wrong number. Changing the page scaling options should normally make a small difference. And page size is not an option exactly.

Please give us some specifics. Pick one example and give us these three things:

* The paper size (from printer setup)

* The page size (as shown by Acrobat if you hover in the bottom left of the page BEFORE going to print)

* The page scaling options

[RwT-nUce03]

Below is a screenshot for a typical situation.

The paper size is A4

The page size is 20.998 x 29.697 cm

The page scaling options are as show below.

Hope this helps and thanks again.

[Test Screen Name]

‌hmm. I wonder if the 70% is just an ignored setting since acrobat reports 100% in its own dialogue above the preview. How does it actually print?

[RwT-nUce03]

unfortunately no,  the document always prints to the scale in the Page Setup Box (70% in the example below).  Quite frustrating!