Saving a PDF book file as rotated counterclockwise

I would like to save a PDF file as rotated counterclockwise (because the book is tilted the otherway).
I do I do this?

Document / Rotate Pages /
Choose your orientation option /
Jon

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Hi Eduardo.
Don´t mind, really don´t mind;-)
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https://forums.adobe.com/message/7124567

Saving a PDF book file as rotated counterclockwise

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