How do I get a page reduced to print on one page instead of tiles

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
I have Adobe Acrobat 5.1, and I think my Publisher is 2003. The
publication only has to be 12" X 10". Thanks.

File Page Setup Printer and Paper

From the drop-down, select Acrobat Distiller

Click Properties, look for the Paper Size options (I don't have Acrobat 5,
so can't give specific instructions).

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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Alas, there is no "page setup." There is "print set-up," and there is a
drop-down menu for paper, but Acrobat Distiller is not one of the choices.
It's just envelopes, legal, executive (whatever that is), regular paper. Any
further suggestions? Thanks.
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Julia


"Ed Bennett" wrote:

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
I have Adobe Acrobat 5.1, and I think my Publisher is 2003. The
publication only has to be 12" X 10". Thanks.

File Page Setup Printer and Paper

From the drop-down, select Acrobat Distiller

Click Properties, look for the Paper Size options (I don't have Acrobat 5,
so can't give specific instructions).

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
Alas, there is no "page setup." There is "print set-up," and there
is a drop-down menu for paper, but Acrobat Distiller is not one of
the choices.

In Publisher 2003, File Page Setup is available. Print Setup is not.

You will need to then go to the Printer and Paper tab as described, and
click the drop-down that contains a list of printer names (not a list of
paper sizes). Once you have the Acrobat Distiller selected, then you can
select a paper size.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

I don't have Acrobat Distiller. The way I make my PDF files is with a
freeware application. I looked up Distiller on Adobe's website, and they now
have Adobe Livecycle PDF Generator, which I'm not going to be able to buy.
Is there any other way to reduce these pages so each one fits on a single
page? Thanks.
--
Julia


"Ed Bennett" wrote:

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
Alas, there is no "page setup." There is "print set-up," and there
is a drop-down menu for paper, but Acrobat Distiller is not one of
the choices.

In Publisher 2003, File Page Setup is available. Print Setup is not.

You will need to then go to the Printer and Paper tab as described, and
click the drop-down that contains a list of printer names (not a list of
paper sizes). Once you have the Acrobat Distiller selected, then you can
select a paper size.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
I don't have Acrobat Distiller. The way I make my PDF files is with a
freeware application. I looked up Distiller on Adobe's website, and
they now have Adobe Livecycle PDF Generator, which I'm not going to
be able to buy. Is there any other way to reduce these pages so each
one fits on a single page? Thanks.

You stated you had Adobe Acrobat 5.1. (Acrobat Reader is not Acrobat.)

Instead of Acrobat Distiller, select your freeware application.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

It did give me a menu of different page sizes, but when I selected "tabloid,"
which is the size I think I want, I still had four tiles for each page.
--
Julia


"Ed Bennett" wrote:

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
I don't have Acrobat Distiller. The way I make my PDF files is with a
freeware application. I looked up Distiller on Adobe's website, and
they now have Adobe Livecycle PDF Generator, which I'm not going to
be able to buy. Is there any other way to reduce these pages so each
one fits on a single page? Thanks.

You stated you had Adobe Acrobat 5.1. (Acrobat Reader is not Acrobat.)

Instead of Acrobat Distiller, select your freeware application.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Julia was very recently heard to
utter:
It did give me a menu of different page sizes, but when I selected
"tabloid," which is the size I think I want, I still had four tiles
for each page.

I have just created a 10" x 12" publication that does not tile.

File Page Setup Printer and Paper Printer Drop-down PrimoPDF Paper
size drop-down Tabloid Layout Custom Width 10" Height 12"
OK.

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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher