Is there a way for Acrobat Pro X to rotate pages slightly?

Yes, I discovered it by accident.  If you go into Tools ---->edit pdf and open your document, then it will recognize your document as blocks of text.  If the blocks of text are rotated, they will automagically and before your eyes be rotated back into the correct position, so that the text is now straight relative to the page.  I noticed that for this to happen, I had to look at each page of my document.  So, you might want to check whether it would automagically take place on a really long document, where you didn't look at each page.

Adding to what naduarte1  had said, you can right-click the page you want to edit and then select "Edit Using" then select Photoshop. This will allow you to do the quick edit in PS and hit save and it will automatically load it back to the PDF file without having to add extra steps to export and import.

There isn't a way to do arbitrary rotation for an entire page in an Acrobat product.

But the only way I knew is:

- In Acrobat use "Export to JPEG"

- In Photoshop or Lightroom rotate the image (so easy, just press R and use the mouse) then save it

- Open the JPEG file with Adobe Acrobat Pro and save it as PDF.

Done!

thank you for finding this, works great!

Not really. PDF pages can only be rotated in 90 degree intervals. You can

try using Text Recognition, which might fix this issue, or another option

is to use the Add Background option to "stamp" the skewed pages on a blank

page, which also has the option to rotate them slightly.