Issues when Printing with "Summarize Comments" option

I've been using Acrobat 8 to review documents via the comment tool.
The issue is that when I want to print a hard copy and I select "Summarize Comments" and Select the option to print "Document and Comments with sequence numbers on separate pages" option, I can not get a full sized (A3)printout of the original document. Acrobat seems to automatically place a large white border around the original page and no selection of orientation or page size seems to remove this.
Can any advise a solution to enable a full size printout with the sequence numbers included.

It's going to be tough to match the RGB work you've done for the web and laser printers are a challenge. You might have to rebuild the file or convert the colors to CMYK. The grays will probably be the easy part ( 20%, 45% ), but the dark greenish blue will have to be remixed ( i.e., 100C, 18.5M, 0Y, 51K ). I think you could use the existing elements, but you might have to expand them or divide them. You should avoid layering or overlaying, just work with a flattened .ai file and see if that prints any better. Raster elements, transparency, and layering effects are better handled via a Postscript 3 RIP + PRINTER. If your laser is non-postscript and does not have a RIP ( raster image processor ), then the color will be problematic. If you will be printing the sheets for the tradeshow using the laser, then whatever you mix will be able to be proofed ( by eye, I assume ) internally. If you go outside and use a Kinkos or something, then color should be proofed using a contract proofer at your local prepress shop before sending it out to be printed.

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