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Sorry, I'm working on multiple situations and probably just missed that. It was not intentional.<br />
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I will allow other experts to suggest solutions on this topic.
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Sorry, I'm working on multiple situations and probably just missed that. It was not intentional.

I will allow other experts to suggest solutions on this topic.

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I am helping a user that was recently upgraded from WinXP with office 2007, to win7 and office 2010<br />
she also has acrobat 9<br />
before the upgrade she was able to adjust the margins in acrobat 9 documents<br />
after the upgrade she is not able to adjust the margins. <br />
Has anyone run into something like this? If so, did you find a way to adjust the margins?
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I am helping a user that was recently upgraded from WinXP with office 2007, to win7 and office 2010
she also has acrobat 9
before the upgrade she was able to adjust the margins in acrobat 9 documents
after the upgrade she is not able to adjust the margins. 
Has anyone run into something like this? If so, did you find a way to adjust the margins?

acrobat 9 office 2010

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Adobe Acrobat

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