Holding rotated pages

I am working with PDFs created from InDesign. Trouble is the designer rotated one of the spreads to view a little better. The Client PDF looks fine (not rotated), but when I use that art as a background in InDesign for merging data, the resulting out put is with one panel rotated sideways. I have found in the past that I would have to save the PDF as Postscript and then distill back to PDF to prevent the page from rotating itself, but how do I know which ones are like this when I get 100 at a time and want to use the same layout for all 100?

We figured it out. On spooling the file, we switched from FieryOptimized to XMPieHighQuality, and from PDF to PDF/VT-1. Support was pretty sure it was the switch between FieryOptimized to XMPieHighQuality that fixed it though. Just a FYI if anyone else experiences this.

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