Auto-rotate page in cell means that only PDF-page is rotated INSIDE a cell while the sheets are not rotated. The order in which rows and columns are specified here is key as it will dramatically change the printed result. Method 1 - Leave the orientation of the paper as Portrait To illustrate we will use Multiple Pages per Sheet to print a Letter document at half scale side by side on a single Letter sheet. There are 2 ways to approach this, by either changing the paper from Portrait to Landscape or not. If you select Multiple Pages per sheet or Booklet the Auto-rotate will be related to the cell: If you select Scaling Type as Tile large pages or Tile all pages, the Auto-rotate will be related to the composition: If you select None, Fit to printer margins, Reduce to printer margins or Custom Scale your Auto-rotate options will be based on rotating the sheets: The first thing to notice is that the text for Auto-rotate will change depending on the selection you have made for Type. Typically a Letter page in a PDF document Will be in Portrait layout, and this method works for Landscape documents as well - just reverse the logic. Typically after printing the sheets can be physically joined together to make one large continuous image. Composition- an arbitrary boundary that encompasses potentially many pages and sheets that can be used to control the layout of multiple pages that cross multiple sheets.Cell- an arbitrary boundary created by the application in order to rotate/orient pages.Page- this is the size of the page as defined in the PDF document.Sheet- this is the sheet of paper onto which you will print and typically defined in your printer preferences.
The following terms will be used frequently in this article, please familiarize yourself with them: When you print a document from PDF-XChange Editor (CTRL+P or File > Print > Select Printer), you have 2 ways of reducing your letter pages so that 2 will fit on a physical Letter sheet.
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