2020. 2. 17. 07:52ㆍ카테고리 없음
I'm using the free Acrobat Reader to print out some pdf documents having very large top/bottom/left/right margins. I want to remove the margins (which are wasting too much space and making the fonts too small). I used to use Acrobat (the paid version having edit features) to crop the src pdf file manually. But since it is an old version it does not support new pdf format and I don't want to upgrade for such a simple use.Is there any free way to crop/remove unwanted white margins from the printed pdf?I am thinking to print the pdf files to a PDF Printer like the Bullzip PDF Printer and enlarge the output file manually so as to remove any white margin. But there does not seem to be such a feature in Bullzip PDF Printer. Is there any other virtual printer software that can be used for this purpose?
In the new version it's a little different: Choose Organize Crop Pages. From the right click context menu on the Pages thumbnails, choose Crop Pages. In the Crop Pages dialog box, adjust values for the Margin Controls: Top, Bottom, Left, and Right.
A black rectangle in the thumbnail page display shows the adjusted boundaries of the cropped page. Under Page Range: To crop all pages in the PDF, select All. To crop only one page or a range of pages, select From, and enter page numbers in the From and To options. Click OK.–Feb 16 '14 at 9:27.
Page Setup Adobe Acrobat
I assume you get a warning dialog when the click on the 'Page Setup' button. The options you see there have not much to do with how Acrobat is printing. As you can see in the print preview, there are no margins shown even though your operating system adds these 1' margins (but does not make them available to be modified) on the Page Setup dialog. You should get exactly what the print preview shows. That's how Acrobat works.
However, if there is a difference between the actual printout and the preview, it's very likely not Acrobat's fault, but the printer driver or the printer is modifying the data it receives from Acrobat.In my experience, most printing problems with Acrobat and Reader are fixed by the newest available driver (which should to be newer than the release date of Acobat), so upgrade your printer driver and see if that fixes your problem.Karl Heinz KremerPDF Acrobatics Without a NetPDF Software Development, Training and More. Hello thanx for answeringI've try all these options. Please see this picturethis is the print dialog box with the options you showed but in french. Under these options, there is the 'Mise en Page' Button. What I called 'Layout' Button but not sure how it names in english.Clic on it and you have 'Mise en Page' Dialog with grayed 2.5 cm (1 inch) margin values.You can also see the margin added in the picture of the doc upper them.
This is how my docs are printed with these added margins. The prints have larger margins than the on screen docs which you can see on the right of the Print dialog.All my prints are so, either scale option i tried to select (Fit / actual size / shrink /custom scale).Again, how could i avoid these extra margin?
Simply null them or not use them?thx.