Of course, you could increase the cell border thicness so as to get a more consistent view in the pdf viewers, but that'dalso make the printed lines thicker.CheersPaul EdsteinMS MVP - Word. FWIW, formatting the table's layout as 'around' and repositioning it ever-so-slightly can affect the way pdf viewers display it. The fault, if there is one, lies in Adobe'scourt. To adjust the amount of space between each. The same result occurs whether you save the file to pdf using Word, or use Acrobat Pro to create the pdf. This tutorial explains the basics of how to modify these two formatting features in Microsoft Word. Hi Shell,Since the lines print correctly, this really is just a pdf-display issue - not a fault in Word, per se. The Create document html is the html from above.Converting Word (table) to pdf - lines screwed up - have googled problem as far back as 2004 - yet BUG STILL exists.:(FIX PLEASE.Trying to convert my resume to PDF (or any doc with a table & shading).I have a basic table with black borders throughout,+ headings (shaded rows with black outline border)+ subheadings (shaded rows with black outline border)However whenever I convert it to PDF it 'displays' NO top cell border for some/all shaded heading rows, shows different thickness lines & each time save as pdf it can be different lines that are missing or incorrectly sizedhowever. The formatting is locked into the document, preventing unwanted changes. In the Page Setup window, change the Top, Bottom, Left. When someone opens a PDF file, it looks exactly how it did when it was saved. This shows the created document propertiesĪnd this is the portion of the flow creating the pdf. In the document you will print without margins, click Layout > Page Setup in the Page Setup group. I'm blocking (divs) for the note and image because they are variable size and I want the print to always be the same format. I've searched the internet far and wide in order to understand why, when converting a Word 2010 document to PDF in Windows 7 (via Adobe Distiller ), the top and bottom margins of the resulting PDF file are automatically increased (thereby shrinking the content on the page somewhat) despite having uniformly and everywhere set A4 paper size in Word 2010 and Adobe default PDF settings. I know my html is elementary but I'm just trying to print a basic page. It's dynamically pulling most of the data labeled text data and those are generally a word or two. I've tried putting less on the page but it doesn't shorten the page. The height/length is my issue becuase our printers detect incorrect size when printing and force users to say OK on the printer. I have a flow that converts html to PDF but it's creating an 8.3"x 11.7" file.
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