These are in addition to the margins in the word-processor document I exported as a PDF.

Ill post this, then try printing a PDF from somewhere else to see if matters are any different.

I tried setting borderless to On, and just tried again to print my A5 booklet from Reader DC.

It printed just right I think the margin was imposed by my printer (I had had a similar issue printing from LibreOffice) and the greyed-out 25mm margin setting made me think it was added by Reader.

Can anyone confirm to me: Those margin settings in Print, Page Setup dont do anything and shouldnt be shown at all Thanks for your help, Tim Woodcock.

First open the file from which you want to create a.pdf.

Then highlight the area of the file that you want to include in the.pdf and right clickCopy.

Then go through the following steps by clicking on the various headings:- File Print Expand Print Active Sheets and select Print Selection Set required orientation (Portrait or Landscape) Expand the last box at the bottom of the section under Settings.

Select Fit all columns on one page Click on Page Setup at the bottom of the section.

Say Yes to the statement that AcrobatPDFMaker needs to save the file Give the file a name and save to whatever folder you chose.

Bingo you have a.pdf If your selection doesn t quite fit, try adjusting the margins in Excel again andor, you can try Fit all rows on one page Hope this works for you DG.

Adobe Page Setup Margins Greyed Out