Printing Differences btwn IDCS2 and PDF

IDCS2 and Acrobat 7.0 Professional - Vista Home Premium.
I am working on a book, with planned dimensions of 6 x 9. The text block is 4.5 x 7, with a 1/2 inch inner and a 1 inch outer margin. I save all files as both Indesign and as a pdf.
When I check the output of a given file, the Indesign file is faithfully followng the preset. However, I've noticed that sometimes the PDF text block is only 4.25 x 6 5/8. There doesn't seem to be any obvious pattern to the deviations, because other sections of the book print PDFs that do follow the preset dimensions.
I've looked at the settings on the PDF print dialog but don't see anything amiss. The preset dimensions haven't changed.
I need to straighten this out before I can send the final output to the printers.
Where have I gone astray?
Thanks,
Ed Bebee

Bob:
I've set the print dialog to print out the margins and text box guides. That is what I'm measuring. This does not seem to bother ID CS2, but the same file prints about 1/4 inch less width for the text box and about 1/2 inch for the height of the text box when printed with Acrobat.
I'll check the scaling setting, but don't recall setting it. I assume that it should be "off" or "zero" or whatever means that it isn't set.
Ed

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