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We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older, or you have compatibility view enabled. Disable Compatibility view, upgrade to a newer version, or use a different browser. Home Acrobat Discussions Re: How do I resize individual pages in a PDF? Home Acrobat Discussions Re: How do I resize individual pages in a PDF? New Here , /t5/acrobat-discussions/how-do-i-resize-individual-pages-in-a-pdf/td-p/8906708 Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017 Copy link to clipboard Copied I have a 60 page PDF created from different sized sheets of scanned paper. So some pages are 8 1/2 x 11, but others a 6 x 9 and 5 x 8.25 and A1.Many of these original pages were scanned before I knew how to change my scanner's setting, so right now some of my 5 x 8.25 pages are coming up as 8 x 14.Can I custom resize individual pages in my 60 page PDF? TOPICS Edit and convert PDFs Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more 1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION Community Expert , /t5/acrobat-discussions/how-do-i-resize-individual-pages-in-a-pdf/m-p/8906716#M43491 Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017 Copy link to clipboard Copied In Response To lowbudgetfun Seperate the pages, scale the pages, and combine the pages. Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more 9 Replies 9 Community Expert , /t5/acrobat-discussions/how-do-i-resize-individual-pages-in-a-pdf/m-p/8906709#M43484 Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017 Copy link to clipboard Copied What version of Acrobat do you have? Follow Report Community guidelines Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more New Here , /t5/acrobat-discussions/how-do-i-resize-individual-pages-in-a-pdf/m-p/8906710#M43485 Mar 22, 2017 Mar 22, 2017 Copy link to clipboard Copied In Response To try67 The current

Abstract: Learn how to resize and scale pages within Adobe Acrobat 9 for technical drawings that are meant to be printed at a specific scale, such as A3 or A1. This article provides instructions for maintaining the original version of the drawings in their PDF format while ensuring proper sizing when printed. 2024-11-11 by Resizing and Scaling Pages within Acrobat 9 for Technical DrawingsThis article covers the key concepts of resizing and scaling pages within Acrobat 9, specifically for technical drawings. Technical drawings often come in large formats, such as A3 or A1 size, with a 1:100 scale. When working with these drawings in a digital environment, it is often necessary to resize or scale them to fit within a standard page size or for better print output.Understanding Page Size and Scale in Acrobat 9The page size in Acrobat 9 refers to the physical dimensions of the page, such as A4, Letter, or Legal. Scale, on the other hand, refers to the ratio of the actual size of the content on the page to the physical size of the page. For example, a 1:100 scale means that every 1unit on the drawing is equivalent to 100 units in the real world.Resizing PagesTo resize a page in Acrobat 9, follow these steps: Open the PDF file containing the technical drawings. Go to the "Document" menu and select "Page Size & Handling". Select "Page Size" and choose the desired page size from the dropdown menu. Click "OK" to apply the new page size.Scaling PagesTo scale a page in Acrobat 9, follow these steps: Open the PDF file containing the technical drawings. Go to the "View" menu and select "Page Display". Check the "Show Actual Size" box to uncheck it. Use the "Zoom" tool to increase or decrease the size of the page. Go to the "File" menu and select "Print" to check the new scale of the page.Best Practices for Resizing and Scaling Technical DrawingsWhen resizing or scaling technical drawings in Acrobat 9, keep these best practices in mind: Always maintain the original aspect ratio of the drawing to avoid distortion. Check the new scale of the drawing before printing or exporting to ensure accuracy. Save a copy of the original drawing before making any changes, in case you need to revert back.References Adobe Help: Change the page size of a PDF Adobe Support: How to change the size of a page or object in a PDF Scan to PDF: How to Change Page Size in Acrobat Pro

Hi,I'm in a rush to get my graphic design portfolio requirments done for my portfolio class at VCU. Please help if I don't finish it I don't graduate with my BFA!!! Ok I am over exaggerating but if I can resize this in Acrobat Pro it will save lots of time and I'm going insane from all the stress.I have to resize all my portfolio pieces so they are within an 8 1/2 x 11 page format. My current pdf portfolio has all my pieces at all random sizes. I have about 39 pages some are horizontal magazine layouts and some are vertical posters. So when I resize everything will be on a page with some white space depending on the page. I can go into indesign and do this but that will take hours cause of importing large files. If I could just resize in Acrobat Pro (I have 9.1) I could be done soon. If it can't be done then I'll just have to do it the hard way, but I need an answer asap. I can't find anything that helps on the net.Or if I can't resize my pages in this program does anyone have any suggestions as to how I may do so quickly? Anything to avoid importing page by page into indesign... I have the full adobe CS4 suite so I can work in any of those programs or if there is some free program that will work too.Thank you!

An unshared PDF and tap > Export PDF.Alternatively, from any file list, tap > Export PDF for the file that you want to export.In the Export PDF page that opens, select Document or Image as the export option, as required.To export the PDF to a document format:Select a file format from the list under Document.To change the language, tap Language and select a different language. By default, the export language is the same as your installed app. Acrobat iOS supports many export languages.Tap Export.To export the PDF to an image format:Tap Image and then select one of the two image formats: JPEG or PNG.In the page that opens, tap the pages that you want to export as images. Or, tap Select all to select all the pages.To share the exported pages, select Share images from the bottom and complete the workflow.To save the exported pages to the device, select Save to Photos. It displays a permission dialog if Acrobat is accessing your Photos for the first time. From the dialog, select an appropriate option to continue.Once the images are exported and saved in the device Gallery, you see a confirmation message.Edit PDFSubscribers to Adobe Acrobat Premium or Adobe Acrobat Pro can edit PDFs on phones and tablets. The edit feature allows you to:Add text and imagesDelete, move, and resize text blocks as well as edit textChange the font style, size, weight, color, and alignmentConvert text to a bulleted or numbered listDelete, move, rotate, and resize imagesUndo and redo actionsCopy and paste text to and from a PDFTo enter edit mode, tap > Edit PDF.In edit mode:To edit text or an image, simply tap it.To add a text box or an image, tap or Refer to Edit PDFs for more details.Organize pages in a PDFTo organize pages:Log in to Adobe cloud storage.For any unshared file, tap and then tap Organize Pages.Select one or more pages and choose any of the following actions as required:To rotate pages: Tap or To reorder pages: Long press a page and then drag it to a new location.To delete pages: Tap and then confirm the action.To extract pages: Tap . The extracted pages are automatically saved to your device as “Pages from ”.To insert pages: Tap and then choose one of the following options:Another file: To insert another file.Blank page: To insert a blank page.New page(s) from Adobe Scan: To quickly take a scan and insert the scanned page(s) into the PDF. It opens the Adobe Scan app in capture mode.When prompted, choose before or after. The app automatically saves the file.NoteYou can undo and redo any action by tapping and then .Combine filesWith subscription to Adobe Acrobat Premium or Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can combine