Page Orientation changes in 6.0 standard

My boss has a PDF file that is set up with a Portrait orientation, but would like it to print out Landscape. I have 6.0 Standard, but use it very rarely. I have changed every option I know of: it all shows up as Landscape/Legal, but it continues to print out Portrait. Can anyone share with me if it is possible to switch the print out orientation?
Thanks,
Shannon
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