PDF reading change print size

How do I change the size of print as I read a PDF document in Adobe?

By changing the size of print do you mean to change the size of font and make it readable? If yes, you can use double tap or pinch zoom for same.
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Adobe won't let me change print size

I have tried changing the print size from 8X14 to standard letter, but adobe isn't allowing me to change the size.

In the print menu under page sizing and handling, do you have Choose paper sourse by PDF page size chosen?

PDF Reader not printing after upgrading to Windows 8.1

After installing the Windows 8.1 update, the PDF Reader doesn't print. Documents don't even show up in the queue. I'm able to print from desktop apps (i.e., Photoshop, Word, etc.) just fine so it appears to be strictly a Reader issue.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Richard

Hi,
Please locate to Windows Charm menu, click Settings, change PC settings, and find Devices option, then remove all printers in Devices.
Following this, please try printing through PDF Reader.
Hope this helps!
Andy Altmann
TechNet Community Support

How do i change print size?

when printing a pdf i try to save paper by printing two sheets to a page . the result is large margins on both sides and in the middle and top and bottom with the print area reduced in size and the print so small it is very difficult to read. i can't work out how to reduce the size of the blank margins and hopefully increase the print size.
can you suggest a way around this?
gary barnes
30/9 no replies so far. does this mean there is no answer?
Message was edited by: gjbrns1

Hey,
This issue may be coming into play from a conflict of drivers. What model HP printers do you have?
Some HP printers use PCL3 and are compatible with using multiple alternate drivers. I would advise trying to use the HP Deskjet 9800 driver as a way to get past the driver conflict. For information on how to use an alternate driver please click here.
Let me know if this helps,
Jason
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Caannot change printing size from very small to 12 pt

Sometime in the last week, any printing that I do comes out in such a tiny point that it is difficult to read. Just contacted the Canon people and the problem is not in their software. I did change the size to larger, have done that several times and it has always gone back to regular size. What have I done wrong?

See:
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/how-print-websites
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problems_printing_web_pages

I can't change print sizes in certain folders!

This is a maddening problem!
I have an HP 8750, which I have no problems with.
I just got a Kodak 5100 printer. The problem is that in certain folders, if I try to change the print size of an image, say Letter to Borderless 4x6, it doesn't stick! In the upper left region, it'll show the new size I selected, but the margins, cell size, image size, etc., don't change.
This only happens in certain folders within the Library! If I move an image from a folder that has the problem into another folder that's working properly, I can resize the images in that folder. If I move it back to the "bad" folder, it won't work again. Likewise, taking an image from a good folder to a bad one makes it so I can't change the size.
This only happens with the 5100 printer. If I switch to the HP, I can set the paper size just fine, even in a "bad" folder. If I switch back to the 5100, it goes back to the size I set before.
It also only happens in Lightroom. If I export the image into Photoshop, it works fine.
I'm thinking this is a bug.

Here's a random sampling of folder names that work and don't work:
works:
E:\Digital Photos\Maria2
E:\Digital Photos\Maria and Lei\Lollipop
doesn't work:
E:\Digital Photos\Maria and Lei\Yellow
E:\Digital Photos\Maria
E:\Digital Photos\London\fig
E:\Digital Photos\London\rejects
Notice there are 2 subfolders of E:\Digital Photos\Maria and Lei\, and one works, one doesn't.
Now I haven't systematically checked every file in any particular folder, but if I find that one file in a folder works or doesn't work, every other file I randomly pick so far has also worked or not worked just like the first one.
David

How to change print size and DPI setting in Aperture

If I import a raw image from my camera (D2X) to Aperture and print the image at about 8"x10" through Aperture, it prints at about 300 DPI, if I change to size of the same image to 12"x18", in Aperture, it prints the image at about 166 DPI. I do not believe there is a way to change this in Aperture.
My question is, can I open the image at 8"x10" in PS, change the size and resolution to 12"x18" and 300 DPI then save it, open it again in Aperture and print it. If I do these things, will the image printed in Aperture still be 300 DPI and how can I check it to see if that is the case?
I have not been able to find the DPI setting anywhere in Aperture to confirm that it is what I want or need.

"You can make the pixels bigger by making the image larger but you can't add any more pixels without running some kind of interpolation filtration like GenuineFractals or a recomputation like bicubic."
Thank you for your explanation and that brings me exactly to the point of my question.
Can I interpolate my original NEF raw image after conversion by Aperture to a much larger image for print using something similar to what Photoshop does with it's bicubic smoother or as is done in genuine fractals or must I go out of Aperture and back if I want to print with Aperture. I am hoping you will tell me that Aperture is or will be capable of interpolating an image to a larger one with more than just the pixels supplied by the camera. I do not belive that these are not enough by themselves to print a quality image in a much larger size.
I may be wrong, but I believe that it is somewhat common practice to interpolate an image to get a greater resolution printed image at a size larger that what is possible with a resolution provided by the (D2x in my case) DSLR camera.
Or is this just a tempest in a teapot. In other words, will I be able to take the image out of the D2x (12.5 megapixels) and print a 13x 19" image with the same quality in Aperture (uninterpolated but enlarged) as an interpolated image in PS or Genuine Fractals and then in PS?
Thank you

Changing Print Size for online printing

I have hundreds of pictures from a recent trip that I want to print to a 4x6 print. The problem is that the pictures were taken in the incorrect ratio for this print size. I know that a common solution is to crop the picture, but I do not want to do this, I want the entire picture - with a white border around it if necessary. I can get Elements 9 to do this for me for home printing from the print screen and selecting the print size that I want. However, I want to upload these photos to an online printing service (snapfish, shutterfly, etc). I have tried using their digital print size option on Snapfish, but it still crops my pictures.
So,
1. How can I get elements to save the file for me in a compatible 4x6 ratio without cropping, that I can use to upload to a printing service?
2. How can I do this in a batch process as there are over 1000 pictures that have this issue?
3. If elements can't do this, what software can?
Thanks

I think all you need to do is "Process multiple files". Here is what I would do:
Put all my files to a folder.
Go to File>Process Multiple Files
Use File option as Process from:
check the resize image and input your desired dimension in inches. I would change the resolution setting to 300 so that it remain good enough for printing.
Please let us know if it works for you

How to change print size on HP Envy 5530

Hi,
I just set up my new Envy 5530 printer and have begun printing. I am not seeing an option to change the print size. As I primarily will be using this printer for business shipping postage labels, I usually reduce my print copy to 85% to save ink, paper, and shipping tape. I had this option on my old HP printer- but am not seeing an option for it anywhere in the print set up window when I go to print. Help!
Thank you for your assistance, Nuit

Hi @nuit
I see you are trying to make the font smaller on your printed output. If you are using Internet Explorer you can use this document; Text is Small When Printing from Internet Explorer. If however, you are using AOL you can following these instructions from this post, 'how do i make the text larger'.
As you can see modifying the text size is going to depend on the program you are using. If you are not using Internet Explore or AOL, can you please post back with more detail. What Browser are you using and/or what programs you are printing from, and what operating system, and version do you have? Mac or Windows?
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Generate PDF and Change printer command

Hello All,
Please, I need to generate a PDF file from a spool number, I'm trying to use the function 'CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF', but it isn't working properly.
Somebody has a example code?
I need to change the printer button command and change the command of printer menu, for generate a PDF file directly when the user click in printer button or acess printer menu (Ctrl+P)...
I need to know how to generate this PDF file.
For example, the user generate the report normaly and after that if it clicks on printer button o select printer command on menu, this report will be converted in a PDF file.
Somebody could help me please?
Or somebody has a example code?
Thank you in advance for your colaboration.
Fernando Pena.

Hi,
More or less like this:
parameters:spool like sy-spono.
spool_number = spool.
DATA:REAL_TYPE     LIKE     SOODK-OBJTP.
DATA:BUFFER_PDF     LIKE     TLINE OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
CALL FUNCTION 'RSPO_RETURN_SPOOLJOB'
    EXPORTING
      rqident              = spool_number
     desired_type         = 'RAW'
    IMPORTING
       REAL_TYPE           = REAL_TYPE
    TABLES
      buffer               = contents_bin
     BUFFER_PDF           = BUFFER_PDF
    EXCEPTIONS
      no_such_job          = 1
      job_contains_no_data = 2
      selection_empty      = 3
      no_permission        = 4
      can_not_access       = 5
      read_error           = 6
      type_no_match        = 7
      others               = 8.
*clear contents_bin[].
if sy-subrc <> 0.
    message e105 with 'RSPO_RETURN_SPOOLJOB'.
endif.
CALL FUNCTION 'SO_RAW_TO_RTF'
    TABLES
      objcont_old = contents_bin
      objcont_new = contents_bin
    EXCEPTIONS
      others      = 0.
data:TRANSFER_BIN        TYPE      SX_BOOLEAN."   occurs 0.
data:CONTENT_BIN         TYPE      SOLIX_TAB."   occurs 0.
data:OBJHEAD             TYPE      SOLI_TAB.
data:LEN     TYPE     SO_OBJ_LEN.
CALL FUNCTION 'SX_OBJECT_CONVERT_OTF_PDF'
    EXPORTING
      FORMAT_SRC   = 'OTF'
      FORMAT_DST   = 'PDF'
      devtype = 'PRINTER'
    CHANGING
      TRANSFER_BIN = TRANSFER_BIN
      CONTENT_TXT = contents_bin
      CONTENT_BIN = contents_hex
      OBJHEAD      = OBJHEAD
      LEN          = len.
OPEN DATASET filename IN BINARY MODE FOR OUTPUT.
    LOOP AT contents_bin.
      TRANSFER contents_bin TO filename.
    ENDLOOP.
    CLOSE DATASET filename.

Problems with PDFs, Reader, and Printing

My web application exports PDF files using SQL Server Reporting Services. The exported PDF files are version 1.3 (supposedly compatible with Adobe Acrobat version 4 and higher). Previously I used Crystal Reports which output PDF files as version 1.2.
This switch to 1.3 has caused havoc with SOME of my ASP (application service provider) customers because if they use Adobe Reader 8 to print the PDFs then they get obscure printing errors (the header of one page prints and then a printed error message of ERROR: Undefined COMMAND: 1b&) with certain Xerox workgroup printers (and not with most other printers). If they use Adobe Reader 7, then they have no problems at all with ANY of the printers.
So, at its core, this is a problem somewhere with Adobe PDF files, PDF versions, printers and their drivers, and the latest version of Adobe Reader (8.1.2). I would like to think that the latest version of any software should work better and my customers won't have to go back to Adobe Reader 7.0 to print things.
Is this a bug in Adobe Reader 8.1.2? What are the workarounds?
Thanks for any help.

Not sure, but have you tried this patch: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-wont-print-reader-10.html ?

Hp845c print size

how do i change the print size on this printer.. when you print something out it's small you can barley see it . any help

Tina,
Welcome to the HP Forum.
Please see the following for information that may help:
Change Print Size with Print Preview
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In MAC, I want to change document size from 8.5X11 to 18X24 to create a poster to print through Staples. I created the doc originally in WORD, changed the size in WORD, converted to PDF doc. But PDF doc is still in 8.5X11. Read ADOBE support help info. Te

In MAC, I want to change document size from 8.5X11 to 18X24 to create a poster to print through Staples. I created the doc originally in WORD, changed the size in WORD, converted to PDF doc. But PDF doc is still in 8.5X11. Read ADOBE support help info. Terls me to change size in application rather than printer. BUT ACROBAT Pro does not give me a page set up option in FILE. I can only find one in the printer dialog box. Help!

from the FAQs on Staples website:
I have a file that I know is a PDF, but the website claims it is not in a PDF format. What should I do?
Check to see that the file has the .PDF extension. Also, check that the filename does not have any special characters such as an ampersand (“&”).
Regarding your measurements set to centimeters rather than inches; is it just in MS Word?
Or does it occur in all other applications.
Check your Work preferences first:
If it is happening in all your applications, check your Mac OS System Preferences.

For the life of me, I can't find out what size a photo is in terms of inches or how to change the size of the photo[s] so I can print them. I think I read somewhere to click edit, then click adjust. Nothing there about sizing.

For the life of me, I can't find out what size a photo is in terms of inches or how to change the size of the photo[s] so I can print them. I think I read somewhere to click edit, then click adjust. I don't see anything about re-sizing when I click the adjust tab: only saturation and tint levels. Thank you.

With respect to digital images, there really is no size in inches. The size is given as number of pixels horizontally and vertically. In iPhoto '09 you click the little "i" inthe lower right side of the window and it will display information related to the selected photo, including the pixel dimensions. I do not have iPhoto '11 installed so I don't know if it is the same there.
In some applications, such as preview, it has something additional called Dots per Inch (DPI) which you would think would allow you to convert the pixel dimensions to inches. It is not a real thing, though. The DPI is determined by how large or small you have chosen to print your photo and the capabilities of your printer.
There is also something called Aspect Ratio, which is usually expressed in inches x inches such as 6x9 but that doesn't mean the size on the screen or when printed is 6x9. It is the ratio of the pixel dimensions. When cropping your photos, you will have several standard aspect ratios to choose from plus any custom ones you create.
In iPhoto '09, after you choose Print, in the Print Setting window are the settings for the size you want the photo printed. You want to shoose a setting with the same aspect ratio of your photo. Otherwise, iPhoto will resize and/or crop your photo to fit the size you have chosen.

How do you can change the page size of a pdf in MAC? I have multiple pdf documents of different sizes that I want to combine.

Help. How do I change the page size of a pdf in MAC? I have multiple pdf documents in varying sizes I would like to combine and print.

There's no real need to do that. A PDF can have pages of different sizes.
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