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Craig_Moore@adobeforums.com #1
Page Resize
I'm putting together a document of several hundred pages for a CD-ROM. Some of the PDFs are odd sizes (blueprint, 11x17). Most are 8.5 x 11. If I use the print command from the menu file, I know I can tell it to fit the page and that works fine.
However, in my document, I have created print buttons using Java to print each section. When I print that way, the documents print their original size.
Is there a way to a) make the document size to page using the print button or b) make the entire PDF fit to 8.5 x 11 (without recreating). I can't seem to find any kind of preference setting to change this.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Graham_O_Connor@adobeforums.com #2
Re: Page Resize
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Parameters: [bUI], [nStart], [nEnd], [bSilent], [bShrinkToFit], [bPrintAsImage], [bReverse], [bAnnotations]
bUI, if true (the default), will cause a UI to be pre-populated with any parameters supplied andpresented to the user to obtain the missing information and confirm the action.nStart and nEnd are zero-based indexes that define an inclusive range of pages. If nStart andnEnd are not specified then the range of pages is for all pages in the document. If only nStartis specified then the range of pages is the single page specified by nStart. If only nEnd isspecified then the range of a pages is 0 to nEnd.If nStart and nEnd parameters are used, bUI must be false. bSilent, if true, suppresses the cancel dialog box while the document is printing. Default isfalse.
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