HTML Import Always Results In Landscape Orientation

I have a HTML that I want to convert to PDF but I need to preserve all the hyperlinks in it (they are to locations withing the HTML page).
I found that the only way I can preserve the links is by reading the HTML directly into Acrobat (9 Pro), which I guess is effectively an import process.
However the resulting page orientation (actual and not just view) is always landscape.
There is nothing in the html file directing this and there seem to be no settings under Preferences -> Convert To PDF -> HTML that are settable.
<style type="text/css" media="print">
body{page:portrait}
</style>
I also tried adding this in various formats but makes no difference.
hoep someone can help
thanks!
Pat

thank you Steve, that box was already ticked but I saw something in there that when unticked worked for me
Scaling -> Switch to Landsdcape if scaled smaller than 70%
I see one small problem remaining if you might have insight into.
The HTML is essentially a collection of tables and the table width is 100% in HTML. This means it expands to fill the Web browser width.
After scaling during the Acrobt import process, the print is quite small and I think that the PDF conversion is based on 100% screen width.
So I get this:
If I turn off scaling in the Adobe settings, I get this:
What I want is this:
I guess I could edit the html to hard code the absolute sizes of the HTML tables etc, but might there be another way.
thank you
Pat
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