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I assume you scanned the file, otherwise it would not be crooked. If so, then yes, you can fix this in Acrobat using Tools&gt;Document Processing&gt;Optimize Scanned Document. In order to make the pages line up, you will have to manually crop the pages.
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I assume you scanned the file, otherwise it would not be crooked. If so, then yes, you can fix this in Acrobat using Tools>Document Processing>Optimize Scanned Document. In order to make the pages line up, you will have to manually crop the pages.

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Yes I have scanned pages.<br />
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When cropping the pages I got a crop box which is difficult to work with. I might have about 40 pages I need to copy side of the page so they are all even of same width. How do I do this?
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Yes I have scanned pages.

When cropping the pages I got a crop box which is difficult to work with. I might have about 40 pages I need to copy side of the page so they are all even of same width. How do I do this?

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I have created a pdf file from a batch of pdf files and I see in view 100% the documents dont line up on the sides and some text is slight crooked.<br />
Can &nbsp;I fix this in acrobat?
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I have created a pdf file from a batch of pdf files and I see in view 100% the documents dont line up on the sides and some text is slight crooked.
Can  I fix this in acrobat?

make pdf file fit screen

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