and changed it's orientation to landscape and printed it out using the Microsoft Print To PDF. I went a step further and took a Word document created in Office 365 online. When the report printed out, it was in the correct orientation, landscape. I did notice that the preview screen showed the page in landscape mode already I changed nothing in this screen, and selected Print. I noticed the Orientation in the Print Dialog was set to Auto Portrait/landscape. The two pagesĪt this point, I went to File\Print. When printing completed, I opened the correct file in the correct location using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. I provided this (noting the name and location). I review these anyway, but could not find anything relatedĪt this point I selected OK and was prompted for a location and name for the output. There were no other relevant configuration choices, just Report Range, Paper Range and Project Options. Microsoft Print To PDF was still selected. I selected OK and confirmed the orientation in the preview hadn't changed. Paper Size was set to "Letter" and Count was set to 1 Copy. I then selected "Advanced" and viewed the Paper/Output and Copy County options. The preview changedĪt this point to reflect landscape.
I then selected "Preferences" and changed the "Orientation" combo box from Portrait to Landscape. I confirmed the "OK" button became enabled at this point. I went back to the "Print\General" dialog and selected Microsoft Print To PDF. It displays the data in portrait mode, but the actual print out is in landscape. I confirmed this by actually printing out the pdf file that was There seems to be something rotating the page prior to viewing.
Hi, I'm attempting to print a report in a Windows 10 environment using the Microsoft Print To PDF option in the Print Dialog.
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