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Rwy in Sight
9th Mar 2009, 14:21
I have downloaded a brochure in a PDF format which I suspect is not A4. I like to print it on a A4 sheets but I only get a small portion of the actual document which frankly is useless. Is there a way to print the entire page in a A4 sheet even using smaller fonts.

I have try to decrease the size (in percentage) but it does not work.

Any ideas please?

green granite
9th Mar 2009, 14:48
I don't know what program you are using to view the PDF with but the one I use (Foxit reader) when you open the print dialogue there is an option to set the scaling to fit the print page

Rwy in Sight
9th Mar 2009, 15:13
I am using the adobe but thanks for your assistance.

treadigraph
9th Mar 2009, 15:13
Acrobat Reader should allow you to "fit to printable area" in the print dialogue box.

frostbite
9th Mar 2009, 15:26
Yes, Foxit will do the job for you - why not download and use it? It's free.

mutt
10th Mar 2009, 04:15
Cant you just open printer properties, seltect whatever paper size you want and then select "fit to page"?

Mutt

Bushfiva
10th Mar 2009, 06:27
Wot mutt said. Scaling to paper, etc., is typically a function of the printer driver. Changing to Foxit Reader isn't going to fix anything.

Rwy in Sight
10th Mar 2009, 14:58
It worked thanks to scaling.

Many thanks for all involved.

Saab Dastard
10th Mar 2009, 16:14
It gets more bloated with each new version that they release.

Agreed - I use v6 on 2 of my home PCs and an older laptop.

I have experienced a lot of instability problems with v7 & v8 on older PCs.

SD

jimtherev
10th Mar 2009, 18:53
Agreed - I use v6 on 2 of my home PCs and an older laptop.

I have experienced a lot of instability problems with v7 & v8 on older PCs.

SD

Definitely. I picked up a copy of Acrobat 5 from somewhere, and it's great, despite the nag screens which tell me it won't work... always does!