How to set default print orientation in oracle reports 6i?

Can anyone please help how to set default print orientation of Oracle Reports 6i? Currently document is printed in Portrait orientation, but I need to print it in Landscape orientation. Is this possible?

It is solved now. Go to Layout Model -> Main Section, Press F4. In the property pallet select the Orientation that is required to be selected when print is taken for that report.

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