Print from the bookmarks tab, Printing custom sizes, Print an oversized document – Adobe Acrobat 9 PRO Extended User Manual
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USING ACROBAT 9 PRO EXTENDED
Printing
Last updated 9/30/2011
To rename a file or change the order of files within a PDF portfolio, use the File Details view. See “
1 Open the PDF Portfolio. To print only certain PDFs, select those PDFs.
2 Choose File > Print, and then choose one of the following:
All PDF Files
Prints all the PDFs in the PDF Portfolio.
Selected PDF Files
Prints the selected PDFs. This option is available only when multiple files are selected in the list of
component documents.
3 Choose applicable printing options, and click OK.
Note: You must use the native application to print any component file that is not a PDF. To open a component file in its
native application, right-click the file and choose Open File In Native Application. (The native application must be
installed for you to open the file.)
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Print from the Bookmarks tab
You can print the pages associated with bookmarks directly from the Bookmarks tab. Bookmarks appear in a
hierarchy, with parent bookmarks and child (dependent) bookmarks. If you print a parent bookmark, all page content
associated with child-level bookmarks also print.
Not all bookmarks display page content, and therefore cannot be printed. For example, some bookmarks open a file
or play a sound. If you select a mix of printable and nonprintable bookmarks, the nonprintable bookmarks are ignored.
Note: Bookmarks made from tagged content always display page content because the tagged content represents printable
elements in the document structure, such as headings and figures.
1 Open a PDF with bookmarks. If necessary, choose View > Navigation Panels > Bookmarks so the bookmarks
appear in the navigation pane.
2 Select one or more bookmarks, and then right-click the selection.
3 Choose Print Page(s) from the menu.
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Printing custom sizes
Print an oversized document
Although you can create a PDF file as large as 15,000,000 inches (38,100,000 cm) in either direction, most desktop
printers cannot print such large pages. To print an oversized document on your desktop printer, you can print each
page in pieces, called tiles, and then trim and assemble those pieces.