I frequently run into this problem. Both with rotation and cropping. The
way to 'fix' the pdf is to print it to a new pdf. Doing this creates a
new pdf that is the proper size and rotation.
For example, client submits an 8.5x11 file with 10up business cards and
it's rotated for whatever reason. I rotate it to what I want, crop it
down, then in Page Setup I create a custom page size of 3.75x2.25
(business card plus bleed) and print to pdf using that size.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Printable....
I understand that FPro will not accept a rotated pdf page, and if it
encounters one FPro will rotate it back before using that file. Some of
our customer don't understand that simply rotating and resaving the pdf
document in Acrobat actually doesn't fix their file. What setting in
Acrobat tells FPro that this document has been rotated? And, is there a
way of displaying this setting to show to skeptical customers?
Thanks,
David A. Sweet
HKM Direct Market Communications
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Lance Wente
Woolverton Printing
Cedar Falls, IA 50613
319.277.2616
800.670.7713
www.woolverton.com
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