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<i>area of the right side of the page that has some border coloring</i> &nbsp; &lt;-- Is this outside standard margins? &nbsp;Try making margins standard and fitting your content to that. <br />
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What version of Adobe? &nbsp; Adobe Acrobat V2017 is recently out.
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area of the right side of the page that has some border coloring   <-- Is this outside standard margins?  Try making margins standard and fitting your content to that.

What version of Adobe?   Adobe Acrobat V2017 is recently out.

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Acrobat DC Pro<br />
Not sure on margins. His looks just like mine does when I click the area of the document. I see the same thing on the ruler that his shows
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Acrobat DC Pro
Not sure on margins. His looks just like mine does when I click the area of the document. I see the same thing on the ruler that his shows

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Try narrowing the page a bit (bigger margins).
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Try narrowing the page a bit (bigger margins).

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When you say Narrowing the page a bit, what do you need me to click on?
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When you say Narrowing the page a bit, what do you need me to click on?

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Go to Page Setup and make the side margins a bit bigger
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Go to Page Setup and make the side margins a bit bigger

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When we go to print to PDF a word document nearly everything prints fine. <br />
There is a area of the right side of the page that has some border coloring that isn't following the pdf. I believe its shading. <br />
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We highlight a couple of values with green but they don't come through as shaded when we convert the word document to a PDF. <br />
I have gone through and tried to adjust acrobat and word settings. But the document conversion still doesn't appear to be working.
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When we go to print to PDF a word document nearly everything prints fine. 
There is a area of the right side of the page that has some border coloring that isn't following the pdf. I believe its shading. 

We highlight a couple of values with green but they don't come through as shaded when we convert the word document to a PDF. 
I have gone through and tried to adjust acrobat and word settings. But the document conversion still doesn't appear to be working.

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