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Marion_Taylor@adobeforums.com #1
Legal paper
Hi -
I'm new to mac and just installed acrobat 9 Pro.
I'm having trouble getting a pdf to print onto legal paper.
When I go to File->Print:
Paper Handling->DestinationPaperSize is set to US Legal
however, in order to have that, I have to have a checkmark for Scale to fit Paper Size.
Withing Copies & Pages, I have Page Scaling set to NONE.
The little diagram within Copies & Pages shows that I have a DOCUMENT that's 8.5x14, but the paper is still stuck at 8.5x11
I've tried changing my default printer, but I still can't get Acrobat to recognize that the paper is 8.5x14.
What do I need to do?
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Marion_Taylor@adobeforums.com #3 Re: Legal paper
LOL!
Well, that was easy!
Thank you -
marion
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