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When you click that option then you will see the following menu options like the following snapshot.

When resize PDF singly, please click option Advanced then choose PDF Paper Resizing Tool like I showed in above snapshot.

When you need to do batch conversion, please click File then open Batch PDF Editor then add PDF files needing resizing in batch.

#WORD SAVE AS PDF FILE SIZE SOFTWARE#

When you open software interface, please add PDF to software interface.

Resize PDF from formatted for 8.5x11 to A3 for printing. The following snapshot is from the software interface, please have a check.

When you need to launch this software, simply click the icon on the desktop then you can launch this software.

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You need to install it by double clicking the exe file till there is short cut icon showing up on desktop. When downloading finishes, there will be an exe file.

Download PDF Editor and then install it.

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In the following part, I will show you how to use this software. And this is GUI version software, it is extremely easy to use.

Is there a solution on VeryPDF website?Īnswer: If you need to resize PDF in batch, maybe you can have a free trial of software VeryPDF PDF Editor, which allows you to resize PDF in batch or singly. Changing the print settings does not work either. I downloaded a converter which re-sized it but, it wouldn't save the changes. I want to save the file and upload it to a publishing website for A3 printing.8.5x5.5 inches. Note that Windows applications that do generate their own PDF, such as InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop do yield exact point sizes, primarily because they don't go through the Windows imaging model.Question: I currently have a 100 pg PDF file that is formatted for 8.5x11 inch printing. Apparently, those values are “close enough for government work.”

If it eases your mind at all, although we have heard about and have experience this issue ourselves over the years, we have never heard of a grant proposal or a government document submission (such as required by pharmaceutical companies to the FDA) to be rejected on the basis of 11pt text appearing in a PDF file as 10.98pt, 10.92pt, or 11.04pt. Unfortunately, there is nothing that Adobe can do about this. Furthermore, it you looked at the PostScript generated by the PostScript printer driver, the PCL generated by the PCL printer driver, or could even measure the type actually you would see that these applications are actually requesting these oddball point sizes and that is what you get for printed output.

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The same symptoms occur regardless of whether you produce PDF using the Adobe PDFMaker “save as Adobe PDF” function (part of Acrobat installed into Office applications), Microsoft's native “save as PDF,” or via print drivers including the Adobe PDF PostScript printer driver instance as well as third party print drivers that create PDF.

The text you specify in your Office document (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) as 11 point type may appear as 10.98 point or 11.04 point in the resultant PDF file. The issue of the resultant text size in PDF files being a small fraction of a point different from that specified in the application is due to how these Windows applications output either via print or the internal pathway used for creation of PDF with either Microsoft or Adobe tools. This is a problem that has plagued applications under Windows going back well over 20 years!