How to edit a web page in Acrobat 9???

Hello,
I would like to create a PDF from my website, but do not like the way the web page breaks up when I download it into Acrobat Pro 9. I don't want to change the way the page looks online, just the way it will print out if a client downloads the PDF. Acrobat doesn't seem to allow me to go into the page source to add breaks, or have a command for adding page breaks, to even out the spacing so that it prints the way I want. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Rich

Sorry but that suggestion doesn't help.I want to add a page break in the web page, in Acrobat, without having to go in and redesign each page in notepad, rewriting the html code , so that my scrolling webpage has a page break where I choose as it goes from one page to the next. I don't want it to print a full page of text on the 1st page as that breaks up information I want to keep grouped together. Here;'s the site: http://www.iditarodtours.com/iditarod.htm I want to keep each tour itinerary seperate and together.
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