How do you add a user defined page size for a "standard" user

I have been trying to add a User Defined Page size in the Adobe PDF Properties with a "Standard" AD account. When I click add/modify, no error shows up on the screen but the page size does not show up in the drop down menu. The only accounts that can add page sizes are "Admin" accounts, as far as I know. Does anyone know a workaround? PLEASE HELP!!!

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