Windows 10: Print Dialogue Custom scaling by % does not draw up material from 2nd page

First, I don't know who programs the print dialogue for Windows - the specific print driver or is it MS?If it is MS, then in the print dialogue for Adobe Acrobat Reader the Custom Scale shrinks the material on each page, but it does not suck up material from the following page to the page like it did before my got my new printer. Or maybe a wonderful MS update changed it and I didn't notice.I print Amazon invoices and many times there are only a few lines on the second page that I can bring into the first page to save paper and make it easier to read. I was able to do this with my ancient 199

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custom scaling documents for printing in windows 10.

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I understand your concern regarding the issue that you are facing.

• How you trying to scale the documents?
• Which application you are using for scaling the documents.

I would suggest you to try the following steps and check if it helps.

1. Press control key + p.

2. Now select the number of pages you want to scale while printing.

3. Click apply.

4. Now click on print.

Please try the above suggestions and let us know the status of the issue.

 

Custom scaling documents for printing in windows 10

Hi Kati,

I would like to inform you that Scaling is controlled by the PDF application - it is not set in the file. Refer the link below and follow the steps suggested and check if that helps.

Scale or resize PDF pages in Acrobat or Reader for printing Thank you.

 

Microsoft Edge custom print scale gone?

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