Although you don't mention the version of Acrobat you are using,
no doubt you are using Acrobat 4.0.  Your margins are correct,
even though they do not appear to be.  Create your document using
your usual procedures, then try the following experiment... view the
document in Acrobat 4, then view it in Acrobat 3.  You'll see that
version 4 does not display the margins correctly, whereas Acrobat
3 will display the correct margins.

Regarding printing, your printer will print what is diplayed.  Print the document
using version 3 if you must have a printed version with the correct margins.

Stan Geidel
Systems Coordinator
Ball State University

>>> xxxxxx@NAU.EDU 04/06/00 03:02PM >>>
HELPPPPPP! When printing to PDF from Microsoft Word, I have a problem with
the document margins indicating 1" in the Word file, but translating to
1.25 in the PDF version. Has anyone ever run into this problem, and did you
find a solution? The Word file was prepared on a Mac and then tranferred to
a PC to print to PDF.

Thanks,

Winnie

Wilma G. (Winnie) Ennenga
Senior Grant and Contract Administrator

Office of Grant and Contract Services
Northern Arizona University
Babbitt Administrative Center, Room 100E
Knoles Drive, Building 51
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4130

Tele. (520) 523-8319
FAX   (520) 523-1075
E-Mail: xxxxxx@nau.edu

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