Resize from a4 to a5 print job

I use a hp photosmart premium. I have a A4 word document that I want to resize it and print in A5.
when i go into printing preference it wont allow me to do it.
Does anyone know how?
Thanks
PCF

Check Output Determination configuration in SPRO.
SAP default is A4 for print. You can change this with the help of ABAP scripts to change the attributes of Smart Forms.

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