editing insterted pdf page

[exciter]

I add as print out a pdf file.

The pages are imported vertically.

How can I turn the pages to their original, horizantal stand?

Is there an editor hidden somwhere?


I use ON 2007

 

[SiD (gmail account)]

I add as print out a pdf file.

The pages are imported vertically.

How can I turn the pages to their original, horizantal stand?

Is there an editor hidden somwhere?

I use ON 2007

Try adding the PDF and opening in with Acrobat Reader, then print the
document with the OneNote printer. If it does not work try changing
the page orientation.

Let us know.

 

[exciter]

the pages in the pdf file are already in their normal position.
ON turns the pages when inserting as print outs....

Why On does that and how to prevent it?

 

[John Guin [msft]]

What does Print Preview show? Have you set yourself to use landscape mode?
And what settings do you use to print from PowerPoint (handouts, slides,
etc...)?

In any event, there are a couple of powertoys we've given away that may
help. One is an image rotator that lets you rotate images like drawings.
The other is a printout manager that lets you break up printed images on a
singe page into multiple pages, lets you resize them and some other
functionality.

Image Rotator
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/12/14/image-rotator-powertoy-for-onenote-2007.aspx

Printout Manager:
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/09/19/an-addin-to-manage-printouts-to-onenote.aspx

 

[YouBetcha]

John, the additional tools are nice, but I've found the most success in
adding the additional step of first "printing" to Microsoft Office Document
Image Writer (MDI), which has a print driver similar to "Send to OneNote".

The benefit here, is that MDI will automatically orient pages when you run
its OCR, and it also lets you choose orientation for one page at a time. If
you bring the document into OneNote the right way, pages come in with the
desired orientation. The benefit here is that when pages are imported with
this extra step, they are recognized by the OneNote OCR. Pages that come in
the wrong orientation and later manipulated by the powertoys, don't get
recognized by the OCR and can't be searched later.

To do this, first manipulate the document in MDI (as described above) and
save the document as a *.MDI file on your hard drive. Then open a blank
OneNote page and copy the file from Windows Explorer to the blank page. The
page orientations come in the right way, but it doesn't seem to work if you
"Send to OneNote" from MDI; you have to copy the *.mdi file from Windows
explorer.