Landscape formatting question

Can anyone help me with a formatting question? I have a number of PDFs that are landscape format. Every time I open them they default to portrait, even when I change orientation in page set-up and re-save...

You are only changing the view, not the pdf. Use the Rotate command in the Document menu, not the view menu.

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You can write the code during the PRINT COMMAND to specify the Size of the Print Layout(see the F1 help om NEW-PAGE PRINT ON )
generally when the Size of the report is suitable to LANDSCAPE while printing while selecting the printer we select the printer properlies as LANDscape and print
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today i bought pages 09. Now I'm working on a homework. Most configurations are easy to find, but I can't find the following settings
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I would not believe, that MS Office and Open Office are able to do this, but an APPLE product is not... that can't be true
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You believe what you want but it's true.
There is no official provision to use both orientation in a single document.
This said, I'm sure that other helpers would describe workarounds.
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i've been receiving the comics for some time now on my 8600 and they have been printing normally in the portrait orientation. but with no warning approximately four days ago, the pages started printing in landscape. and instead of the individual strips being sized to fit the page, they have been shrunken down to fit six comics on one page (again, in landscape format).
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Hi GaryB122,
I have brought this to HP's attention and they are looking further into it. I currently do not have an ETA for any further updates.
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Both Portrait and Landscape format using SMARTFORMS

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what is the SQL Plus command to print a report in Landscape format?

841731 wrote:
Hi,
what is the SQL Plus command to print a report in Landscape format?SQLPlus doesn't print, and it doesn't know about 'landscape' vs. 'portrait' any more than it knows about fonts. the only 'formatting' it knows is line size, page size. And all it does with line size is know where to insert a CR/LF pair (windows) or a CR (*nix). The only thing it knows to do with page size is repeat column headers.
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ESS is displaying a smartform as PDF.
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