Printing comments in a summary with as less pages as possible

hello,
I have made sticky notes on a big pdf document. Now I want to print all my comments on a summary document. But in the summary document he takes 1 page per comment to print.
so: if you have made 60 comments, you will have a printed document of 60 pages, with 1 or 2 lines of text.... : total loss of paper.
Does someone have a solution for this ???
Dirk

Yeah, this should be a very, very simple thing (even the most embarrassingly rudimentary photo programs do it as a basic function), but alas, it isn't. I use LR3 to process about 200-300 images a week. But if my wife wants a simple 4x6 print of a picture, I have to use Windows Picture Viewer. I went through two packages of 8x10 paper when I bought the program trying to accomplish this laughably basic task (maybe we don't always WANT to physically crop/mat the photos we print, Adobe); I nearly threw my printerS (yeah, I tried with two of them) out the window. Your description of the problem--the over cropping, the arbitrarily asymmetrical borders--are dead on. Great program, but god, is that a pain in the ***.

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